Ukraine in 2019 will test new types of weapons, in particular, it will begin testing the domestically produced "Kolibri" ("Hummingbird") man-portable air-defense system (MANPADS).
Next year, Ukrainian arms producers will also complete the development and begin the testing of a new coastal anti-ship missile complex, "Neptun" ("Neptune"), the Ukrainian government said on Facebook.
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"This type of weapons will be high-precision, modern and compliant with NATO standards," it said.
As UNIAN reported, the Ukrainian military in early December successfully tested the "Neptun" anti-ship missile.
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko earlier announced a number of priority tasks for 2019 to create artillery rocket systems, mainly the "Vilkha" ("Alder") project with an increased range of destruction.
Ukraine is also finalizing the development of a number of new domestic weapons, such as the "Bohdana" 155mm wheeled self-propelled howitzer and artillery ammunition for it; the "Kvitnyk" ("Flower bed") precision-guided munitions, a two-caliber mortar, the "Sokil" ("Falcon") reconnaissance and strike drone complex, and the "Kolibri" MANPADS.
