INTRODUCTION
Rf’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine and the bloody terror of Islamic radicals in Israel have dramatically changed the face of modern warfare, ushering in a new era in which drone technology has become a fundamental element of asymmetric warfare. Today, the technological advantage over piles of iron and hundreds of thousands of soldiers needlessly dying is obvious. Those who fight at home, defending their country from bloody barbarians, understand this better than anyone else.
Over the past two years, it has become an obvious fact that UAVs and EW systems represent a key resource in countering adversaries with predominantly conventional resources. To date, perhaps only two states in the world have understanding of a real warfare on home territory – Ukraine and Israel. Both countries are unquestioned ideological allies and also have reputations as strong technological world players in the field of advanced defense technology. Both countries, unfortunately, have the daily opportunity to study modern warfare in real, rapidly changing environments. Nevertheless, technologically advanced China, and regimes such as Iran and North Korea, have access to unconventional technology and production capabilities to effectively conduct modern warfare. The concept of international cooperation platform proposed by WITKOWITZ is the synergy of Ukrainian and Western experience combined with the highly developed production and technological base of the Czech Republic, which will virtually eliminate the risks of leakage in technology transfer. This collaborative approach will lay the foundation for the development of advanced unmanned systems and strengthen the production independence of the NATO bloc and partner states, by coordinating strategic interests a partnerships.
Bringing together individual experts and academic institutions with a focus on long-term projects in energy.
Study and evaluation of various types of resources, including nuclear, and their fuel for energy security.
Assessment of the environmental impact of the operation of energy resources, including nuclear, and other systems as the basis of industry.
Implementation of inspection activities in relation to installations, materials used, research, and development.
Supporting the reflection of scientific knowledge and findings of the association in relevant institutions.
Development of expert reports, assessments, and recommendations on the use of individual energy sources, including nuclear.
LEADERSHIP
Engineering group BRESSON, as a representative of traditional Czech mechanical engineering, brings together experienced project managers, engineers, designers, and technicians in the field of innovative development of special materials and power equipment for the nuclear industry in technological combination with renewable generation sources.
WITKOWITZ is a brand of unique mechanical engineering solutions: large-size forgings made of special alloys, complex gearboxes, pressure tanks, or heavy-duty steel structures. They can be found, for example, in the form of bridges; as a part of ship engines, industrial installations, or hydro, wind, and nuclear power plants operating with renewable energy sources.