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📈 #NUBURU continues to execute on its transformation plan. Recent milestones: 🔹 Expansion into electronic warfare & operational resilience 🔹 Important round of debt equtization completed and $100M flexible capital 🔹 Dual-CEO structure driving strategic and operational growth 🔹 Deployment of advanced defense systems across Europe through acquisitions and...

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