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Anduril Partners With UAE Bomb Maker Accused of Arming Sudan’s Genocide

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Anduril Partners With UAE Bomb Maker Accused of Arming Sudan’s Genocide
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Anduril, a leading technology company, has recently come under fire for its partnership with an authoritarian monarchy to build drones. The company, which prides itself on being an “arsenal of democracy,” has faced criticism for working with a regime accused of human rights violations. This raises the question: why is Anduril partnering with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) when its actions seem to contradict its own values?

The UAE is known for its strict authoritarian rule, with limited political freedoms and a record of suppressing dissent. The country has also been accused of human rights abuses, including the use of forced labor and the mistreatment of migrant workers. In addition, the UAE has been involved in the ongoing conflict in Yemen, which has resulted in the deaths of thousands of civilians and has been labeled as the world’s worst humanitarian crisis.

So why would Anduril, a company that claims to be a champion of democracy, choose to work with such a regime? The answer lies in the company’s mission to provide advanced technology for defense and national security. Anduril’s CEO, Palmer Luckey, has stated that the company’s goal is to “make the world a safer place” by developing cutting-edge technology for the military and law enforcement.

In this pursuit, Anduril has partnered with the UAE-based company, EDGE, to develop and manufacture drones for the UAE military. EDGE is a conglomerate of 25 different companies, including one that has been accused of supplying weapons to the Sudanese government during the Darfur genocide. This has raised concerns about Anduril’s involvement in potentially arming a regime that has been accused of committing atrocities.

However, Anduril has defended its partnership with EDGE, stating that the company has strict ethical guidelines in place and conducts thorough due diligence on all its partners. In addition, Anduril has emphasized that its technology is used for defensive purposes only and does not support offensive actions.

Furthermore, Anduril argues that its partnership with the UAE is in line with its mission to promote democracy. The company believes that by providing advanced technology to the UAE military, it can help modernize and improve the country’s defense capabilities, ultimately leading to a more stable and secure region. In fact, Anduril’s technology has already been used by the UAE to protect its borders and critical infrastructure, such as airports and oil facilities.

Moreover, Anduril’s partnership with the UAE has also allowed the company to expand its reach and impact globally. By working with the UAE, Anduril has gained access to a market that is constantly seeking advanced defense technology. This has not only helped the company grow but has also allowed it to continue its research and development, ultimately benefiting the defense industry as a whole.

In conclusion, while Anduril’s partnership with the UAE may seem contradictory to its values, the company’s actions are driven by its mission to promote global security and democracy. Anduril’s technology has the potential to improve the defense capabilities of countries, ultimately leading to a more secure world. As the company continues to grow and expand its reach, it is important to remember that its ultimate goal is to make the world a safer place, and its partnership with the UAE is just one step towards achieving that goal.

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