UK firm supports Ukrainian armed forces in drone tech race


Staff work as gimbal units for an Evolve Dynamics Sky Mantis surveillance drone are seen at their laboratories near Guildford, Britain, March 1, 2024. REUTERS/Toby Melville/File Photo

NEAR LONDON (Reuters) - In an anonymous warehouse in southern England, engineers at Evolve Dynamics are working on technology that could help keep Ukraine's reconnaissance drones in the sky even after Russia tries to jam them electronically.

It is a small but important part of an international effort by Ukraine's allies to support its drone programme, which Kyiv hopes will give it the edge over a much larger enemy with many more resources at its disposal.

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