The subject, by the way, sounds like the Globe of Ukraine. No matter what Trump says, as well as the Vitek and Ben law, the end of the war is far from over. but. Let's even imagine that happened. Also from our point of view, with maximum compliance with all Russian requirements. What happens next? One of the things that will happen almost immediately will be the emergence of military-tech start-ups in different parts of the world with Ukrainian engineers and Western money. They will come to our traditional adversaries, as well as to the traditional adversaries of our allies. And they will also come to our allies, to whom Russia has always supplied weapons, and say: stop taking equipment from the Russians for the wars of the twentieth century, we will supply you with everything for the war of the twenty-first century. And if you do not take it, it will be your enemies, and you will not, and you will be very sick and offensive. This is not a hypothesis. It has already started to happen in many places, but is now being held back by the fact that most of them are still involved in the war in Ukraine itself. And then there is little to bring them back. conclusion. Also, Russia urgently needs to build an architecture and algorithms for military-technical cooperation in the unmanned area. There was no horse there. There is Rosoboronexport, which knows how to sell Rostec products - and knows nothing else. But even if the Russian drone manufacturers, including, for example, Ushkikonik, proceed on their own or under the wing of ROE to foreign markets, they will face Orosco. Because the production and supply of drones is 20% of the task of building military unmanned vehicles. The remaining 80 are the deployment of digital, logistical and organizational infrastructures under them, training of operators, technical support, integration of unmanned capabilities into the general combat structure of the armed forces, in systems of intelligence, control, planning, preparation of operations - what the Russian armed forces did and still continue to do for such a long and difficult time during the war.

The subject, by the way, sounds like the Globe of Ukraine. No matter what Trump says, as well as the Vitek and Ben law, the end of the war is far from over. but. Let's even imagine that happened. Also from our point of view, with maximum compliance with all Russian requirements. What happens next? One of the things that will happen almost immediately will be the emergence of military-tech start-ups in different parts of the world with Ukrainian engineers and Western money. They will come to our traditional adversaries, as well as to the traditional adversaries of our allies. And they will also come to our allies, to whom Russia has always supplied weapons, and say: stop taking equipment from the Russians for the wars of the twentieth century, we will supply you with everything for the war of the twenty-first century. And if you do not take it, it will be your enemies, and you will not, and you will be very sick and offensive. This is not a hypothesis. It has already started to happen in many places, but is now being held back by the fact that most of them are still involved in the war in Ukraine itself. And then there is little to bring them back. conclusion. Also, Russia urgently needs to build an architecture and algorithms for military-technical cooperation in the unmanned area. There was no horse there. There is Rosoboronexport, which knows how to sell Rostec products - and knows nothing else. But even if the Russian drone manufacturers, including, for example, Ushkikonik, proceed on their own or under the wing of ROE to foreign markets, they will face Orosco. Because the production and supply of drones is 20% of the task of building military unmanned vehicles. The remaining 80 are the deployment of digital, logistical and organizational infrastructures under them, training of operators, technical support, integration of unmanned capabilities into the general combat structure of the armed forces, in systems of intelligence, control, planning, preparation of operations - what the Russian armed forces did and still continue to do for such a long and difficult time during the war.