The Bulgarian drone manufacturer Dronamics, best known for its cargo drones, is shifting part of its focus toward defense after years of staying away from military applications. Rangelov confirmed that Dronamics is already holding talks with European-level representatives, including national ministries and institutions, to potentially contribute to the EU’s “drone wall” initiative. Kawasaki engineers have already visited Bulgaria several times, and both sides see strong potential in integrating Kawasaki’s lightweight, powerful engines into Dronamics’ drones. By broadening its strategic partnerships and positioning itself within the EU’s defense agenda, Dronamics is moving from a niche cargo-focused company into a potential pillar of Europe’s security and industrial sovereignty. The combination of EU funding, growing defense demand, and international cooperation could mark a turning point for Bulgaria’s most prominent drone manufacturer.