In the midst of an ongoing war, Ukraine has chosen to treat time itself as a strategic resource. On July 8, 2026, Kyiv enacted Resolution No. 875, creating a faster pathway for military and dual-use exports to allied nations — a reform that acknowledges the friction between bureaucratic caution and the urgent rhythms of wartime partnership. The new framework does not abandon oversight so much as it redistributes it, trusting silence to mean consent and placing the burden of speed on agencies rather than exporters. It is a quiet but consequential wager that acceleration and accountability can c