Inside the Lab Exposing U.S. Chips Powering Russia’s Weapons | WSJ

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Inside the Lab Exposing U.S. Chips Powering Russia’s Weapons | WSJ Despite Western sanctions, Russia keeps importing critical foreign-made components for its arms used against Ukraine. Data from RUSI, a British defense and security think-tank, reveals that 70% of foreign-made components found in 27 Russian weapons systems and military equipment used in the first four months of the war were made by American companies. WSJ’s Ian Lovett visits a specialized forensic laboratory in Kyiv that analyzes debris from Russian munitions to find out more. Chapters: 0:00 Russian weapons 0:39 The lab and its findings 1:56 How chips end up in Ukraine 3:11 New sanctions Russia-Ukraine Conflict WSJ’s latest news coverage around the 2022-2024 Russia-Ukraine conflict. #Russia #Ukraine #WSJ
  2024/06/03      youtube
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