British Prime Minister Jonathan Burnham meets Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky and offers Ukraine access to the intellectual property behind the UK’s “Stone Cloak” electronic warfare system, according to multiple reports. The announcement comes shortly after Burnham takes office, with coverage noting the meeting and offer occur about a week after he becomes prime minister. The “Stone Cloak” system is described as an electronic warfare capability associated with countering or disrupting hostile communications and signals, and the offer includes the technology’s intellectual property, rather than only equipment. The reports also frame the move as part of ongoing UK support for Ukraine amid the war, with Burnham hosting Zelensky at a meeting that focuses on defence cooperation. While the outlets describe the same core elements—hosting Zelensky and providing access to “Stone Cloak” intellectual property—details beyond the offer, such as timing, scale, and delivery arrangements, are not specified in the provided extracts. Overall, the reporting presents the meeting as a rapid early policy signal from Burnham’s new government toward strengthening Ukraine’s electronic warfare capabilities.
Burnham meets Zelensky and offers UK ‘Stone Cloak’ electronic warfare technology to Ukraine
British Prime Minister Jonathan Burnham meets Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky and offers Ukraine access to the intellectual property behind the UK’s “Stone Cloak” electronic warfare system, acc...
- Jonathan Burnham hosts President Volodymyr Zelensky in the UK.
- Burnham offers Ukraine the intellectual property behind the UK’s “Stone Cloak” electronic warfare system.
- The reports say the meeting and offer occur about a week after Burnham becomes prime minister.
- The coverage links the move to continued UK defence support for Ukraine amid the conflict.
- “Stone Cloak” is described as an electronic warfare capability.
Britain will hand over the intellectual property behind its new ‘Stone Cloak’ electronic warfare system to Ukraine
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