Western components found in Russia’s Oreshnik missile

Ukraine war latest: Russia's new Oreshnik missile relies on Western manufacturing technology, FT reports
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FirstFT: Russian makers of Oreshnik missile used western technology
Russia’s experimental “Oreshnik” ballistic missile, which it fired at Ukraine last month, was made by companies that still rely on advanced western manufacturing technology, according to analysis by the Financial Times.
Russia relies on Western equipment to produce its newest Oreshnik missile – FT
The Financial Times (FT) has investigated which Western companies' equipment is being used by Russia to produce the Oreshnik intermediate-range ballistic missile. Source: FT Quote: "Vladimir Putin's experimental Oreshnik missile fired against Ukraine last month was made by Russian companies that still rely on advanced Western manufacturing equipment,
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