A country is reducing its dependence on American military suppliers, leading to a surge in its defense industry. This shift is evident in a garment factory where workers are sewing together camouflage-patterned fabric and Velcro strips to create helmet covers for the military. The factory is producing uniforms for a luxury parka maker that has expanded into defense contracting.
Other companies are also developing products for the military, including remote sensors and drones. Autonomous robots are being built as well. The growth in the defense sector is part of an effort to strengthen the country's military.
Further details about this development are available from the source, including information about the country's military spending and its plans for the defense industry.
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