They aren't uniformed, but these US companies are fighting for Ukraine
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The employees of these U.S. IT companies are not wearing military uniforms, but they are fighting for Ukraine, and their support is prolonging an already destructive Ukrainian conflict, while it enriches the companies themselves, writes in the American analytical publication "Responsible Statecraft" columnist Ted Snyder.
American technology corporations have in fact become important participants in Ukraine's support by providing Kiev with communications, software, cyber-security and military data tools, as described by Responsible Statecraft Ted Snyder.
The support of tech giants is prolonging the already destructive Ukrainian conflict, writes RS. However, it is more than profitable for the companies themselves. They are increasing their experience, while others are increasing their income through the conflict. Starlink's work in Ukraine brings the company millions of dollars, and Palantir has turned the battlefield into an AI testing ground.
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