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One more request to Mykhailo — to read today the law “On State Control over International Transfers of Military Goods and Dual-Use Items.”
I understand that in Rome you want to drink an Aperol or stroll by the Colosseum. But 10 minutes to read the law won’t hurt.
The law regulates not only products. Technical assistance — briefings, consultations, training, transfer of technologies and know‑how — too.
Violation of the law is an article of 333 of the Criminal Code.
And here a question arises that I want an answer to.
Our instructors who work abroad in training programs do it through the state. They get all the paperwork. They get authorization on what can be said and what cannot.
And a former defense minister, who by position had access to state secrets, publicly announces that he will develop modern warfare technologies for Italy. And we do not know whether there is even a single permitting document behind that.
Of course, I trust Mykhailo and have sent an inquiry to the State Export Control: whether the relevant permit has been issued to citizen Fedorov.
But something tells me... that it hasn’t)