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Russia Faces Problems With Key Drone Components — Details From HUR

Russia has run into problems with jet engines for drones. This concerns, in particular, components supplied from China. Deputy Head of the Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine's Ministry of Defense (HUR) Vadym Skibitskyi stated this. His remarks are cited by "Interfax-Ukraine, " UATV English reports. "Today Russia is having certain problems with jet engines for drones. This concerns engines…

Russia Faces Problems With Key Drone Components — Details From HUR

Russia is experiencing difficulties with jet engines for drones, particularly those sourced from China, according to Vadym Skibitskyi, Deputy Head of the Main Intelligence Directorate at Ukraine's Ministry of Defense. This issue stems from actions taken by Russia and its allies. Skibitskyi pointed out that China is aware of the potential repercussions for its own industry if it continues supplying components to Russia.

It is worth noting that Russia still imports foreign components for weapons production despite the imposed sanctions. American chips are once again being detected in Kinzhal missiles. Ukraine is advocating for an end to these supplies and the intensification of sanctions pressure.

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