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☆ How Russia is using US tech to build cruise missiles to devastate Ukraine, despite sanctions meant to stop it
  + stars: | 2023-08-22 | by ( Tom Porter | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +6 min
Russia has found new ways of obtaining US tech for its cruise missiles. Officials, experts, and media reports have laid out the routes Russia is using to import the banned or restricted technology. Ukrainian officials last Tuesday said that Russian K-100 cruise missiles used in recent attacks were built in 2023, using more than 30 foreign components, meaning that Western sanctions weren't working. The Kazakhstan back door for tech suppliesThe US sanctions include a ban on the sale of technology that could be used by Russia to build weapons. According to the Economist report, logic boards from California-made Altera Flex have been used in building the KH-100 cruise missiles Russia has used in attacks on Ukrainian cities and infrastructure.
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☆ The sister of a Russian prisoner who fought and died in Ukraine didn't even know her brother was in the war until a reporter told her
  + stars: | 2023-01-26 | by ( Chris Panella | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +2 min
Svitlana Holyk didn't know her brother had fought and died in Ukraine until reporters contacted her. Holyk also didn't know her brother had been imprisoned and joined the Wagner prisoner army. Svitlana Holyk told Reuters that she believed her brother, Yury Danilyuk, was working somewhere near Russia's Arctic north and had last heard from him in 2016. "I suspected then that something had happened, that he might have some troubles that he did not want to or could not talk about for some reason," Holyk told Reuters. Reuters reported that in the last six months, many Russian prisoners had been offered a pardon if they fought in the Ukraine war.
☆ A Russian graveyard reveals Wagner’s prisoner army
  + stars: | 2023-01-26 | by ( ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +18 min
The resting places were adorned with simple wooden crosses and brightly coloured wreaths that bore the insignia of Russia’s Wagner Group - a feared and secretive private army. The news agency matched the names of at least 39 of the dead here and at three other nearby cemeteries to Russian court records, publicly available databases and social media accounts. He said gravediggers told him the bodies had come from the Russian city of Rostov-on-Don, close to Russia’s border with Donetsk region. According to Russian court documents, Kochas and another man burst into the apartment of an acquaintance while drunk in an attempted robbery. But he refused, so he’s a fool.”A Russian graveyard reveals Wagner’s prisoner army By Felix Light and Filipp Lebedev in Tbilisi and Reade Levinson in London Photo editing: Simon Newman Graphics: Fielding Cage Art direction: Eve Watling Edited by Janet McBride
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