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KELLOGG: When you talk about drone technology, we've really got to leverage Ukrainians. They are absolute experts on this. On defensive drones right now, I would grab Ukrainians, "Hey, really help us out here." Because they are so advanced in what they do. I've been in Ukraine, seen their...

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