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Over 300 foreign companies apply to study captured Russian weapons in Ukraine

Over 300 foreign companies apply to study captured Russian weapons in Ukraine
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Ukraine’s Ministry of Defence has received more than 130 applications from Ukrainian manufacturers of weapons and military equipment seeking registration on TrophyLab, the unified web portal for research into Russian equipment.

More than 300 foreign companies have also submitted applications.

To gain access to the TrophyLab database, visit trophylab.mod.gov.ua, complete the form and submit an application to register on the platform.

The platform administrator will verify the information and send an agreement for signature.

Importantly, all applicants are screened during registration for any links to Russia, Ukrainian or international sanctions, and compliance with other mandatory criteria.

Once registration has been successfully completed, users gain access to a catalogue of captured Russian weapons and the results of their analysis.

 

 

Research findings can be studied online, while physical samples can also be requested for offline analysis.

TrophyLab contains unique data on captured Russian weapons for engineers, researchers and defence technology manufacturers from Ukraine and partner countries.

The TrophyLab database is populated by units of Ukraine’s Defence Forces, Defence Intelligence, the Security Service of Ukraine (SSU) and specialised research institutions.

Every registered researcher can request a sample or fragment for independent study, helping accelerate the development of effective countermeasures.

Access to TrophyLab enables the rapid, transparent and secure exchange of information on Russian weapons, contributing to the development of effective countermeasures. It also represents a significant Ukrainian contribution to strengthening international security and the defence capabilities of partner countries.

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