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European components still found in Russian weapons
Russia is striking Ukraine with missiles and drones built using foreign components that evade sanctions. A Kyiv family shows the human cost after a Kh‑101 missile killed a grandfather. Ukrainian officials say Western chips still reach Russia via third countries, urging tougher controls. EU‑based firms insist they follow the rules, but victims demand greater responsibility.
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Russia is striking Ukraine with missiles and drones built using foreign components that evade sanctions. A Kyiv family shows the human cost after a Kh‑101 missile killed a grandfather. Ukrainian officials say Western chips still reach Russia via third countries, urging tougher controls. EU‑based firms insist they follow the rules, but victims demand greater responsibility.
Russia is striking Ukraine with missiles and drones built using foreign components that evade sanctions. A Kyiv family shows the human cost after a Kh‑101 missile killed a grandfather. Ukrainian officials say Western chips still reach Russia via third countries, urging tougher controls. EU‑based firms insist they follow the rules, but victims demand greater responsibility.
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