Decisions have been made to secure sufficient financial resources for our state and our defense, including through Ukraine’s immense security expertise and strong capacity to produce weapons. In some production areas, we currently have up to 50% surplus capacity. The export of Ukrainian weapons will become a reality. The Ukrainian military will always have the right to priority and sufficient supply – they will take what is needed, and the volume beyond that will go to export. The National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine, based on intergovernmental agreements with partners, will define the framework for cooperation – just to ensure that Ukrainian technologies and Ukrainian weapons do not end up in Russian hands. Government officials, together with the NSDC and our intelligence services, are ready to simplify bureaucratic procedures and working conditions in Ukraine – while maintaining the necessary export controls. We also need automatic export authorizations with a clear and predictable timeframe for approval, so that there is no ground for corruption. Our special format of cooperation with partners supporting Ukraine – the Drone Deals – is already underway with countries across three regions: the Middle East, the Gulf, Europe, and the Caucasus. A proposal is also on the table for our American partners. This covers drones, defense systems, and other types of weapons that are essential for building real protection in the air, on land, and at sea. Once again, the terms must be beneficial for Ukraine, there must be clear oversight, and the proceeds from exports must strengthen Ukraine’s defense. That is the way it will be. We also spoke today with Prime Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko about the work of state-owned companies. The changes will follow. Some state-owned companies still do not serve the interests of the state or its budget. The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine and the companies themselves must fix this. Glory to Ukraine!