A NATO ally is offering a workaround to help with some of the biggest problems facing Ukraine's defense. Ukraine's defense output has soared since Russia launched its full-scale invasion in February 2022, with companies pumping out drones , missiles, air defenses , and ammunition. Ukraine is constantly in need of more weaponry, but companies can only make as much as Ukraine's limited defense budget allows. The industry says that with more funding, it could scale up to more than three times its