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The GUR presented evidence to diplomats of Western components in Russian weapons despite sanctions

Evidence of Western components in Russian weapons
ГУР продемонстрував іноземним дипломатам факти наявності західних елементів у російській зброї, незважаючи на запроваджені санкції. Photo: glavcom.ua

According to glavcom.ua: During the event, diplomats were shown samples of trophy Russian weapons, where many electronic components of Western origin were identified.

According to the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, Western electronic components continue to arrive in Russia despite existing sanctions. The presentation of these facts took place at a special event organized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine for honorary consuls of foreign states and Ukrainian ambassadors. This information was reported by the news portal 'Glaicom' referring to the GUR.
Experts also presented the analytical platform War&Sanctions, which allows for effective identification of Western components in Russian weapons and preventing circumvention of sanctions against Russia. The portal 'Components in Weapons' regularly publishes new open samples that have been studied by GUR specialists and research institutions.
During the event, Foreign Minister of Ukraine Dmytro Kuleba emphasized the importance of increasing pressure on Russia and its allies. He noted that only joint actions of security and diplomatic structures can cut off supplies of critical components for hostile weapons and stop the genocidal war against the Ukrainian people.

It is worth noting that Russian occupiers carried out an attack with a drone on the building of the Sumy OGA.

Ukrainian intelligence experts from the Ministry of Defense presented evidence of the supply of Western components to Russia during a special event at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. They emphasized the importance of increasing pressure on Russia and its allies to prevent circumvention of sanctions and the genocidal war against Ukraine.

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