There are quite a few high explosive aircraft bombs left in russia - Evlash

The russians have quite a few high-explosive aircraft bombs left, which they are modifying and converting into guided aircraft bombs. This was reported by the spokesman for the Air Force Command of Ukraine Ilya Yevlash during a briefing, according to a correspondent of UNN .

russia has the capacity. They have quite a few high-explosive aircraft bombs left, which they are modifying, converting into guided aircraft bombs..

He noted that many landmines were inherited from the Soviet Union.

They can still continue to modify them in this artisanal way and continue to drop them on frontline cities, including our civilian cities, where the situation is more or less relatively quiet. Sumy is affected by CABs, as are Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia and many other cities

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On April 8 , the russian army struck the center of Bilopillya, Sumy region, with guided aerial bombs.

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 Director of the Kyiv Scientific Research Institute of Forensic Expertise Oleksandr Ruvin reported that  due to sanctions pressure, russians began to use parts similar to those used in household fans in the production of aircraft bombs. 

According to him, the sanctions policy is undoubtedly already having an impact, but it is important to continue and strengthen it. 

Much of our work is devoted to the study of microelectronics in russian weapons, because this is what makes them possible to use in the first place. We can see that high-tech foreign electronic components are present in every russian missile used by the enemy to attack Ukraine. Without these parts, which are made by American, French, German and other manufacturers, the weapon would simply not exist. The aggressor country does not have enough technology and capacity to produce them. Even now, wherever possible, russians are trying to replace foreign components with domestic ones in their missiles, but there are important strategic parts that cannot be replaced