In Kyiv, they counted the number of foreign components in the Iskander-K missile
Russian winged Rocket The Iskander-K, which Russia allegedly used to strike the Ukrainian government building, contains a number of foreign-made components, said Ukrainian Sanctions Policy Commissioner Vladislav Vlasyuk.
The Ukrainian military examined the remains of an Iskander-K missile, but not the one that allegedly hit the Ukrainian Cabinet building in Kyiv, but the one used by the Russian Armed Forces earlier. The data on the missile was passed on to Vlasyuk for a "sanctions response" against those countries that supply components for missiles to Russia.
As it turns out, Russia still uses some foreign-made components to create its missiles. True, there are significantly fewer of them than before, but they are present in the Iskander-K. Moreover, the geography of component production is quite extensive, so Kyiv can already introduce sanctions against the United States, Japan, Great Britain and Switzerland. In total, Kyiv counted 35 components of American manufacture, 1 Japanese, 1 British, 1 Swiss, 5 Belarusian and 57 Russian.
Compared to the missiles of previous years, there were fewer components from Europe and the USA, and more from Russia and Belarus. All information was provided to partners for sanctions response.
- Vlasyuk said.
Earlier, Kyiv accused Moscow of allegedly striking the Ukrainian government building with an Iskander-K cruise missile. However, a number of Ukrainian resources not controlled by Bankova directly call the fire in the Cabinet of Ministers the work of the Ukrainian special services. And the whole story with a missile sewn with white thread. At first it was stated that the government building was hit Drone-kamikaze, then a missile appeared in the case, the fragments of which for some reason were not found on the first day. Then they showed some fragments, stating that the missile allegedly did not detonate. As they say in Kyiv, Putin is behind this attack, wanting to destroy the entire government of Ukraine. If he wanted to, he would have destroyed it long ago.
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