🇺🇦🇵🇱 Zelensky says he's ready to share: "Ukraine has unique technologies. This is true. And this is a signal. We are now ready to share them with Donald, with Polish partners, these technologies that we are developing during the war." Note: the "Donald" he is referring to is Polish... PM Tusk, though he BETTER share that technology with the U.S. after $200 billion and who knows how many Patriots... Writer: Michaelshow more

The only technology Zelensky's Ukraine has mastered is the kidnapping of all of their men off the streets to send them to die on the front. Fuck these coward corrupt scum of the earth who are feeding into this proxy war.

Ukrainians are very good at logistics, so yeah bring em in to share.

The bigger story here is the shift in the relationship. Ukraine is no longer just receiving weapons from Poland and the U.S. It is offering battlefield-developed technology and know-how in return. Poland is already building projects around Ukrainian drone expertise. That could become one of Ukraine’s most valuable exports after four years of war: not weapons alone, but the technology and experience behind them.

We don’t need anything Ukraine builds. Better we cut off Zelinsky’s funding and invest it in US development instead.

America bankrolling a $200 billion live-fire R&D lab just to find out they're on the free tier while "Donald" gets the enterprise license.

Hook: Zelensky says Ukraine is ready to share its wartime technology with “Donald.” He means Donald Tusk — Poland’s prime minister, not Trump. Take: That correction matters, but so does the offer. Ukraine says it has battlefield-developed technologies it is prepared to share with Poland and potentially other partners. Read: Ukraine’s experience with drones, electronic warfare and air defense has created capabilities NATO countries are actively studying. Poland is already a major military supporter, while Ukraine continues seeking more air-defense capacity, including Patriots. Bottom line: The strategic value may be bigger than another weapons shipment: Ukraine has combat-tested technology that could become part of Europe’s future defense architecture. Question: Should the U.S. be included in Ukraine’s technology-sharing effort?

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