A new cargo flight from Iran for the production of drones arrived in Moscow - Humeniuk

A new cargo flight from Iran for the production of drones arrived in Moscow - Humeniuk

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A new cargo flight from Iran with components for Shahed kamikaze drones recently arrived in Moscow, indicating that Russia continues to produce and use Iranian drones to attack Ukraine.

Russians are increasingly producing Shahed-type kamikaze drones using components from Iran. Recently, a new flight with the necessary components arrived in Moscow. This was reported by the head of the press center of the Defense Forces of the South of Ukraine, Natalia Humeniuk, during a telethon, UNN reports.

"The other day we observed a cargo plane flying from Tehran to Moscow, which means that the finished Shahed products and their components are in active use," says Humeniuk.

She says that the enemy continues to assemble ready-made munitions on its territory.

"The last time we saw the drones that came during the attacks... we found that the enemy is increasingly engaged in the manufacture of relevant objects on its territory, as it marks them with specific letters of the Russian alphabet," she concluded.

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Oleksandr Ruvin, Director of the Kyiv Scientific Research Institute of Forensic Expertise, said earlier that Shaheed 136 unmanned aerial vehicles are used to strike Ukraine, with parts and fragments marked with the "Y" series, a transitional version of the weapon that was probably assembled in Russia.

According to him, foreign-made components were found in these drones, and Russians began to leave signatures on the inside of the UAV's body.

"The Russians' "innovation" was the signatures on the elements of the Shaheed 136. Literally, we can assume that this is a kind of report from the person responsible for preparing the assembly of a particular part of the drone. The "packers" leave their "autographs" on the inside of the drone's body. We sincerely hope that such a "modern" technology will eventually help to identify and bring Russian criminals to justice faster," said Oleksandr Ruvin.