TrophyLab: nearly 400 foreign companies apply for access to Ukraine's database of captured russian weapons
The Ministry of Defence of Ukraine has received more than 650 applications to register on TrophyLab, the Unified Web Portal for the Study of Enemy Equipment. Of these, 389 came from foreign defense manufacturers.
Registration on the portal is also open to Ukrainian manufacturers, military units, and government institutions.
How to access the TrophyLab database of russian weapons
To apply for access to TrophyLab, go to trophylab.mod.gov.ua, fill out the form, and submit a registration application.
During registration, all applicants are screened to verify that they have no ties to russia, are not subject to Ukrainian or international sanctions, and meet other mandatory eligibility criteria.
If registration is successful, users get access to a catalog of samples of the aggressor’s weapons and the results of their analysis. .
Research results can be reviewed online, or samples can be ordered for offline analysis.
TrophyLab data on captured russian weapons
TrophyLab brings together unique data on captured russian weapons for engineers, scientists, and defense technology manufacturers from Ukraine and partner countries.
The database draws on data from the Defence Forces of Ukraine, the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine (DIU), the Security Service of Ukraine (SSU), and specialized research institutions.
Every registered researcher can request a sample or a fragment of it for independent study.
Access to TrophyLab allows users to share information on russian weapons securely and more quickly, which speeds up the development of effective countermeasures for the Defence Forces of Ukraine. It is also Ukraine's significant contribution to international security and to the defense capabilities of partner countries.
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