May 27, 2025

$5 million from former British minister. British-Ukrainian Defense Tech startup Trypillian, founded by former military personnel, attracts investment

British-Ukrainian Defense Tech startup Trypillian has raised $5 million in investment from former UK Secretary of State Brooks Newmark, who is also the company’s chairman. The founders include a former Ukrainian serviceman who fought in the battles for Bakhmut and Soledar. The startup is developing autonomous deep-attack combat systems.

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