Secret drones from China could fuel Russia’s war in Ukraine
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Exclusive: Russia has secret war drones project in China, intel sources say
IEMZ Kupol, a subsidiary of Russian state-owned arms company Almaz-Antey, has developed and flight-tested a new drone model called Garpiya-3 (G3) in China with the help of local specialists, according to one of the documents, a report that Kupol sent to the Russian defence ministry earlier this year outlining its work.
Russia Secretly Building War Drones in China: Report
In a later report, Kupol told the ministry that a factory in China is capable of manufacturing the G3 and other drone models, with the intent to deploy them in Russia's "special military operation," the Kremlin's term for its war against Ukraine.
Russia reportedly has a secret long-range drone program in China. Experts say it shouldn't surprise anyone.
Russia has set up a clandestine weapons program in China, Reuters reported. If confirmed, it should come as no surprise to the West, experts told BI.
EU concerned by report of Russia producing attack drones in China
A report that Russia is developing a China-backed attack drone programme for the war in Ukraine is "deeply concerning", a European Union spokesperson said on Friday.
US raises concerns over alleged Russian drone production in China
According to a White House spokesperson, the U.S. expressed deep concern over a report claiming that Russia has established a secret drone production project in China. A Reuters report suggests that a Chinese company is providing lethal assistance to a U.
US concerned about alleged Russia drone manufacturing project in China
The Biden administration is concerned about allegations that Russia has a drone manufacturing agreement with a company for them to be built in China.
Secret drones from China could fuel Russia’s war in Ukraine: Report
Russia is reportedly producing long-range attack drones in China for use in Ukraine, raising concerns over China’s involvement and support.
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