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Ukrainian arms producers warn competitive edge eroding due to stringent export licence rules

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Ukrainian arms producers warn that stringent export licence rules are eroding their competitive edge, potentially causing significant revenue loss. This warning follows a deadly attack on Kyiv's National Academy of Sciences by Russian drones on Monday, September 28, 2026, where Zelensky has been pleading for more military aid. The article reports from Kyiv via FRANCE 24's Gulliver Cragg.

Key points

• Ukrainian weapons producers argue that strict export licensing requirements are reducing their market competitiveness and revenue potential.
• A Russian drone attack on Kyiv's National Academy of Sciences occurred on Monday, September 28, 2026, marking the latest deadly daytime assault on the capital.

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Evidence covers only the specific drone attack on Kyiv's National Academy of Sciences and the general warning from Ukrainian producers regarding export rules. Data is limited to the reported event and the article's summary; specific financial figures or broader export statistics are not provided.

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