A NATO drone maker says Ukraine's underground factories hold a lesson for the West. It's learning that firsthand.

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Drone maker ORQA is co-producing with Ukraine's General Cherry, but instead of them building everything in NATO, they're making some gear under fire.

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A NATO drone maker says Ukraine's underground factories hold a lesson for the West. It's learning that firsthand.

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