L’Ucraina scopre oltre 100.000 parti occidentali all’interno di missili e droni russi negli attacchi di ottobre
https://united24media.com/latest-news/ukraine-uncovers-100000-western-parts-inside-russian-missiles-and-drones-from-october-strikes-12284
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Come on, folks, it’s not like western companies have a long history of supplying both sides of a conflict. Oh, wait…
And probably most of those parts are not made in the “west”…
That’s a concerning finding. It really shows how complex and interconnected global supply chains can be
Money doesn’t smell.
I dont know why people are surprised, avoiding sanctions is easy, it adds a couple of steps, but it is still easy.
100k western parts? That’s more than shocking. It’s alarming how they’re still getting through.
Why is that surprising for so many people?
Oh nooo, how could this happen? It’s a complete mystery! Except it’s fucking not. Anyone with an IQ just barely higher than a houseplant could figure it out. The moment an item gets put on a sanctions list, imports and exports with Russia’s neighboring countries skyrocket. Suddenly, countries that used to import a handful of cars and virtually zero aerospace parts from Europe are now bringing in shiploads of them. So strange. So mysterious.
And of course, the EU, that massive entity that loves to brag about how it’s taking down big tech and protecting the people, somehow can’t do a damn thing in this blatantly obvious situation. Oh no, there are European parts in drones killing children in Ukraine! Quick, let’s put more things on the sanctions list, that will definitely solve it this time! Because sanctions totally work, right?
What’s next? Are we going to act shocked that there’s porn on the internet? Come on, guys…
What is the purpose? It is a known fact now unless they harvest them to reuse
At least parts should be listed. If those components are similar to normal electronic devices then what can we do? Maybe they unmount it from stuff like Nintendo and the company don’t even know about it
They chose quality