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Former [[Warsaw Pact]] members which had joined [[NATO]] sent their old [[Soviet]]-era junk to [[Ukraine]], not out of fear of Russia or [[Vladimir Putin]], but in exchange for new U.S. taxpayer-funded replacement equipment. The exchange of equipment kept Raytheon and other defense contractors employed, as well as Congressional funds flowing for upgrades and development of new weapons systems. Likewise Raytheon [[lobbyist]]s in turn [[kickback]] donations out of the funds received from government contracts to members of congress' campaign committees.
Former [[Warsaw Pact]] members which had joined [[NATO]] sent their old [[Soviet]]-era junk to [[Ukraine]], not out of fear of Russia or [[Vladimir Putin]], but in exchange for new U.S. taxpayer-funded replacement equipment. The exchange of equipment kept Raytheon and other defense contractors employed, as well as Congressional funds flowing for upgrades and development of new weapons systems. Likewise Raytheon [[lobbyist]]s in turn [[kickback]] donations out of the funds received from government contracts to members of congress' campaign committees.
On December 5 and 6, 2022 the [[Kiev regime]] carried out three drone attacks against airfields deep inside Russian territory. According to Russian arms negotiator Konstantin Gavrilov, "The Kharkov Aviation Plant carried out work to modernize the mentioned UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles) with the participation of specialists from the Kiev Design Bureau Luch and US corporation Raytheon Technologies...The range of this drone is up to 1000 kilometers."
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