Anonymous11 days ago
Eric Trump has joined a $152 million investor group backing XTEND, an Israeli AI drone manufacturer planning to go public on Nasdaq at a $1.5 billion valuation through a merger with Florida-based JFB Construction Holdings. The deal raises ethics concerns because XTEND holds Pentagon contracts worth tens of millions of dollars—contracts ultimately overseen by the executive branch his father leads—while the company's combat drones have been deployed in Gaza and reportedly played a role in the killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar.