According to the Ukrainian President, by way of example, there are pieces of American origin, German, British or Japanese
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky denounces the presence of thousands of components provided by foreign companies in the missile and drone systems used by Russia to attack Ukraine last weekend.
By way of example, Zelensky points out pieces of American, German, British or Japanese origin. “During the massive attacks of the night of October 5 (Saturday to Sunday), Russia used 549 weapons systems containing 102,785 components of foreign manufacture,” he said on social networks, citing a dozen countries accused of not preventing these supplies.
According to Zelensky’s publication, there are also Chinese, Swiss, South Korean and Dutch and Dutch manufacturing components. “Almost 100,688 pieces made abroad were in the attack drones launched, about 1,500 were in Iskanders, 192 in the Kinzhal missiles and 405 in the Kalibrrs,” he needs.
In the fourth year of the full-scale war, Russia continues to obtain components for producing weapons. During the massive combined strike on Ukraine on the night of October 5, Russia used 549 weapon systems containing 102,785 foreign-made components — from companies in the United…
– Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Volodymyr Zelenskyy (@zelenskyyua)
Zelensky particularizes the case of “companies in the United States that make converters for KH-101 missiles and Shahed/Geran-type drones, sensors for these drones and kinzhal missiles, analog-digital converters for drones and missiles and missiles”.
In a long publication on social networks, the Ukrainian President also says that Ukraine “is preparing new sanctions against those who help Russia and his war” and said he has already advanced with “proposals to restrict supply schemes.” “Partners already have detailed data about each company and each product-they know what to see and how to answer. This week, G7 sanction coordinators will meet, and we expect a systemic decision to ensure that sanctions are really effective. It’s crucial to end all the schemes that get around the sanctions, because Russia uses each of them to continue to kill,” he says.
Russia has launched one of the largest and longest air strikes against Ukraine since the early Eastern European war between Saturday night and Sunday dawn. An offensive featuring about 600 drones and missiles fired at different parts of the Ukrainian territory. Kiev said the attack lasted 12 hours and that at least four people died, including a 12 -year -old.
