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Blank Rome partner <a href="/people/justin-a-chiarodo/" id="19225">Justin A. Chiarodo</a>, who serves as chair of the firm’s <a href="/services-and-industries/government-contracts/" id="18518">Government Contracts</a> group and chair of the <a href="/services-and-industries/aerospace-defense-government-services/" id="18339">Aerospace, Defense &amp; Government Services</a> (“ADG”) industry team, joined host Tom Temin on <a href="https://federalnewsnetwork.com/contracting/2023/11/how-exporting-weapons-becomes-risky-for-contractors-who-make-the-exports/">Federal Drive</a>, a Federal News Network podcast, to talk about the current risk landscape for government contractors.

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On the episode “How Exporting Weapons Becomes Risky for Contractors Who Make the Exports,” Justin discusses&nbsp;the steps aerospace contractors can take to manage risks in the global landscape. He explains how&nbsp;aerospace and defense manufacturers can navigate the exports going to Ukraine, Israel, and elsewhere,&nbsp;how it works if countries contract directly, and how companies can avoid sanctions that other countries might impose in response to U.S. sanctions.

To listen to the podcast episode and read a transcript, please click&nbsp;<a href="https://federalnewsnetwork.com/contracting/2023/11/how-exporting-weapons-becomes-risky-for-contractors-who-make-the-exports/">here</a>.&nbsp;

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