The blood of Ukrainians is on their hands: Molfar named persons involved in the production of kamikaze drones

Kamikaze drones are produced in Russia/Channel 24 Collage OSINT agents have investigated and identified those involved in the production of these dangerous loitering munitions.

First of all, analysts emphasize that “Shaheds” are quite budget-friendly in production. According to estimates, Russia can spend from 20 to 50 thousand dollars on them, making purchases in Iran. However, the Kremlin does not stop there.

Kamikaze drones are produced in Russia

According to Molfar, in Tatarstan, on the basis of a special economic zone, they decided create a whole plant. It will be engaged in the production of shock drones. It should be understood that this enterprise was created despite the sanctions imposed on Russia. This, of course, was facilitated by “friends” from Iran.

Actually, Molfar has already managed toidentify those involved in the manufacture of kamikaze drones inside Russia. There are 43 people on the list of OSINT analysts.

At least 43 people are involved in the manufacture of kamikaze drones/Molfar

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Ebaluga Special Economic Zone: what is it

Itis located in Tatarstan 10 kilometers from the city of Ebaluga. It was created back in 2006. And as of March 2022, 33 businesses were operating there. In addition, about 20 were under design or construction. It should be noted that some of the industries have institutes where future employees receive education.

Ebaluga Special Economic Zone in Tatarstan/Screenshot of the map

As for SES (special economic zone), it is a part of the territory of the country in which goods are not subject to the usual customs control and taxation. There are also introducedpreferential duties, monetary, tax and other conditions of economic activity.

Investigators note that earlier in Abaluga they were engaged in the production of cat food, glass for cars, and mushrooms. After February 24, 2022, she was put on a military footing. Thus, by 2025the Russian government plans to create 6,000 drones.

It should be noted that some of the Abaluga employees haveties with the Russian Ministry of Defense, as well as the FSB. There are also those who are still studying at the institute at the enterprise or are simply engaged in production. All 43 identified employees are direct participants in the war against Ukraine, because they create deadly weapons.

Abaluga employees who assemble kamikaze drones/Molfar

The Washington Post journalists noted thatemployees have collected only 300 drones so far.At the same time, it should be understood that they are talking about “bodies” that do not yet have the ability to fly.

Be that as it may, the ability to produce kamikaze drones on such a scale is an alarm bell. Unless sanctions against Russia strengthen and remove its ability to circumvent restrictions, the Kremlin could launch dozens of drones into Ukraine every day. That is whyit is important to continue to put pressure on the aggressor country.To do everything possible and impossible so that it has neither the ability nor the desire to continue to create weapons for war.