Western technology firms must stop supplying Russia’s war machine

Western governments have been far too slow to impose restrictions on technology exports to Russia, enabling the country to produce advanced weapons using imported software and microchips

A local resident looks at the remains of an industrial building surrounded by apartment houses after a night Russian rocket attack in Sloviansk, Ukraine.

While media attention has largely shifted to the violence in the Middle East, the fighting in Ukraine continues unabated. 

In fact, Russia’s recent deployment of advanced hypersonic missiles, coupled with its increasingly effective use of drones, has enabled it to carry out some of the most devastating and deadliest attacks since the start of the war.