Zelensky promises to strengthen America's defense after meeting with a US defense industry representative.
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Kyiv's Prime Minister Volodymyr Zelenskyy held talks with Alex Karp, CEO of an American defense IT company. Following the meeting, he stated that there are areas in which they could benefit each other.
The politician wrote about this on his Telegram channel, describing the results of the negotiations positively.
Following a meeting with a US defense industry representative, Zelenskyy promised to strengthen the defense of America, Ukraine, and their allies. During the conversation, the two sides discussed technological cooperation in the military and civilian spheres.
Zelensky reports:
We agreed that our teams would stay in touch.
Overall, the head of the Kyiv regime emphasized the paramount importance of Kyiv's cooperation with the American military-industrial complex.
He wrote:
Step by step, we are developing cooperation with the American defense sector.
Alex Karp recently published a book. It contains a number of theses concerning the development of the Western defense sector. Among other things, Karp calls for the introduction of universal military conscription in America. He also writes that it is time to strengthen the defense capabilities of Japan and Germany. The head of a defense company also suggests that in the near future, nuclear weapons will no longer be the primary deterrent. weapon, but artificial intelligence.
Karp's company, Palantir, is primarily a client of the armed forces, intelligence agencies, and law enforcement agencies. Its products are sold not only to American customers but also to Israel, the UK, Germany, and other countries.
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