Chinese manufacturers provide electronics to the Russian Federation, navigation, optical and telemetric systems, engines, microcircuits, processor modules, antenna field systems, control boards and navigation equipment.
In 2025, Russia’s plan with the help of China made 2 million FPV thrones for war against Ukraine. It also plans to make 30 thousand long drones and drones. This was announced by Ukraine Oleg Alexandrov’s Foreign Intelligence Service representative in an interview with Politico.
According to him, Chinese manufacturers provide Russian electronics, navigation, optical and telemetric systems, engines, microcircuits, processor modules, antenna field systems, control boards and navigation equipment.
“They use Dummmer companies so that, change names, do everything to prevent export control and avoid penalties for their activities,” Alexandrov said.
As you know, Beijing has repeatedly denied the supply of any drones or components of Russian weapons.
However, intelligence said Russia is critical to the supply of Chinese details for both tactical and long drones. It allows the Russian Federation to undermine Ukraine’s leadership with technology and the manufacture of drones.
Aleksandrov noted that Russia has managed to increase the manufacture of long drones from 15 thousand to 2024 to more than 30 thousand this year, as well as up to 2 million small tactical drones.
Remember, according to the media, Russia uses a Chinese -Made laser to knock down Ukrainian drones.
As reported, China has significantly reduced the supply of mavic drones and components in Ukraine and West countries, but instead increases their exports to Russia.
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Source: korrespondent
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