Foreign details in all: the Air Force explained how the enemy manages to accumulate missiles

Where do the occupiers get foreign components from / Collage 24 Channel

Today, the Russian army has about 870 units of high-precision weapons in its reserves. However, all rockets, helicopters and airplanes contain foreign parts.

This information was shared with Channel 24 by the speaker of the Air Force Command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Yuri Ignat. He explained how Russia manages to obtain parts from abroad and how to limit a terrorist country in this.

How the Russians are stockpiling missiles and other weapons

As Ignat said, foreign components, including semiconductors and microcircuits, are in the following Russian weapons:

• S-400;
• X-101/X-555;
• helicopters;
• airplanes.

The occupier will be dependent on these components. They cannot produce this themselves, but there are other countries that help them. Therefore, there are possible supply routes – through smuggling or some other way through third countries,” explained the speaker of the Air Force Command of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

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It should be remembered, obviously, that before a full-scale war, the Russians accumulated equipment and various components. Moreover, if the enemy knew that he would suffer such colossal losses, he would have made large reserves.

According to Yuri Ignat, increasing selection pressure and monitoring the non-provision of technology to Russia are crucial in the fight against the aggressor country. Consequently, Western countries are slowly beginning to understand and implement mechanisms that will limit Russia in receiving dual-use goods.

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