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Ukraine Dismantles Russian Kalibr Cruise Missile: 80–90% of Guidance Components Found to Be Foreign-Made, Raising Doubts Over Sanctions Effectiveness

Ukrainian military engineers have conducted a full teardown of intercepted Russian Kalibr cruise missiles, finding that 80–90% of guidance system components are of foreign origin. The analysis exposes significant gaps in international sanctions imposed since February 2022. A separate finding revealed that Russia has begun fitting Kalibr missiles with cluster warheads, expanding their area-of-effect lethality.

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Source: EURASIAN Times Defense

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