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- CNN's Nic Robertson shows how Western technology used in drones is helping Russia to track and kill Ukrainian forces.
Opinion: The American-made weapons that could change everything
by David A. Andelman
It seems that increasingly these days, the United States is letting Ukraine fight, valiantly, but is it with one hand tied behind its back?
The US and its allies have given the Ukrainians artillery systems, some of them quite advanced, but withheld those with the longest range or, as arms experts have suggested, the greatest sophistication.
In an address to Congress on Wednesday, Ukrainian first lady Olena Zelenska asked US lawmakers to send air defense systems to her country "in order for rockets not to kill children in their strollers."
Still, Ukrainian officials have expressed their public gratitude for weapons delivered so far. Ukranian President Voldymyr Zelensky, in his daily video message Monday, observed that his armed forces are now "able to inflict significant logistical losses on the occupiers."
Military observers tell me that Zelensky and his senior generals have expressed their delight in the new systems that are appearing, hoping that their words will encourage a greater willingness of the West to release even more advanced systems that could turn the tide of battle by leaps and bounds.
There is an electronic war that cries out to be fought -- drones that need to be jammed or flown to precise targets, long-range artillery with GPS targeting, enemy chatter that needs to be plucked from the skies. Some of these capabilities are increasing as the West gradually introduces new systems to the battlefield and trains Ukrainians to operate them.
Read more: www.cnn.com/2022/07/21/opinio...
No parts actually shown on the clip. What a level of journalism.
i guess they are classified info
@@gino3286 True or normal people would use them and well some criminal kill their own people. It's good that they didn't really showed much of chips and such used or copy cat would use it for advantage for destruction.
@@rcrotorfreak i see Usually serial killers are not mass murderers They select their victims Terrorists are always sponsored by some powerful people
They need money and help
Their are professionals not amateurs
I always find it interesting that our technologies and the technologies of our allies always manages to find it's way into the hands of our enemies to use against us. Greed does not distinguish between friend or foe.
Greed is our enemy
Business has no Soul.
Also goes with a free economy, something bad actors take advantage of. In order to really completely stop it we would have to shut down the free world economy. So, what we can do is look for the worst problems and seek to slow or stop them, but so long as we believe in freedom we can't completely stop it.
The people from the west that do this kind of smugling for the russians if arested should be tried and if guilty executed,,for treason,,,and all their assets ceased ,,,to pay for the reconstruction of Ukrain,,,,
@@ramongonzalezdiaz9511 you are assuming something is done illegally, which is a huge lack of understanding about how entangled global trade is.
The truth is, these parts issues are tiny compared to the huge elephant in the room... because the West is still buying Russian oil and gas, the Russian government is making MORE money now than before it invaded Ukraine.
Even a school dropout can make drones with DIY kits available online. 🤭😂
Well, it’s not hard for Russia to manufacture these things themselves, and they can always buy stuff from Chinese suppliers
wrong
Right
@@andrew.derevoWhy??
Why is this a shock?
If you open up any random appliance in your house you will probably find parts and materials from a dozen or more countries.
"random appliance" like my toaster is not used to kill people, also Russia claims it is a superpower but can't produce a simple lens,, I am pretty sure USA military drones don't use non-USA made parts. Russia claims all their military equipment use only domestic parts but in reality all electronics come from USA and Europe or Japan. I am from Tuva republic, Kyzyl, Russia
This isn’t home appliances; there’s more restrictions on potential military components specially the ones that might end up in enemy hands.
@@MidwestDIY S-550 th-cam.com/video/4jYNgoeelGg/w-d-xo.html
You aren’t very good at correlations are you?
@@HappyHarryHardon Can you exp'lane better?
"operator Starsky" was showing images of Cannon DSLR cameras in captured Orlon drones four months ago. This isn't a new story, just one it took CNN 4 months to discover.
That was a fake video. Proven to be fake.
@@hohohohehehe6910 proof or is it Facebook?
To be fair, it seems foreign media weren't allowed direct physical access like this till recently, so to say no big media reported on what Starsky and other local Ukrainian fighters found months ago, is rather *disingenuous* imo...
Lol i was thinking the exact same thing. I just recently pointed starsky out to a local paper. He might show up on CBC next week xD
@@hohohohehehe6910 Fake video? Proven fake how? What about the water bottle gas tank? That was found in several of them shown by other troops too.
Impossible to eliminate but can be reduced…. Secondary sanctions can be applied to countries that ship these (all former USSR members, UAE, SA, Iran, China etc…)
Like they've not been sanctioned? Ironical. Your corporate government wouldn't care less when it makes the shareholders happy.
@@YaraMits
They have been getting sanctioned Russian oil and gas, and the Russians are getting sanctioned Western electronics.
The sanctions affect the little people.
"Those who make the laws, policy, rules, mandates are NEVER subject to their consequences" -Victor Davis Hansen
Gives new meaning to the phrase "What goes around, comes around"...
Wow! This “no BS” segment was “nuts and bolts” useful. Achieving more reliable control of all components is more and more crucial.
Calm down Felicia
But you can't do that unless you shut down the world electronics market and that's not happening
Fun Fact: There was once a research done about if permitted, could some well-educated civilians without any access to any restricted documents make a nuclear bomb themselves or not. As it turns out... It only took them 2 years... The project was called "Nth Country Project"
So if that was possible, no shit sherlock the Russians gonna buy commercial part to build simple stuff like this drone.
I don`t know what you guys are on about. This drone is the same drone CNN reported on 8 months ago as a Ukraine drone
now that you have one in you're hands try to figure out how to track them. Find out who is supplying all the parts.
I don’t think any of those companies are directly selling those parts to Russia. Those parts are almost comodities now. There’s probably warehouses full of that stuff in left in Afghanistan for instance.
You gonna need a big key to wind that one up!
If Russia is using the west's technology on their weapons now one could imagine how powerful US and Nato's weapons are.
aaaand that's why the war started. Nato being in Ukraine is a threat against Russia. It's the same reason why the west imposed economic sanctions to starve North Korean citizens, because they saw their nuclear arms as a threat
@@EyeLabPNiece You type like RT
you guys are trolls now?
@@aaranjackson8654 you lot are so dismissive of views that criticize usa and western europe when history has shown time and time again that your country has done in total the most war crime atrocities in human history. You lot have no say in this war, or any war.
@@EyeLabPNiece '' you lot ''
Common british english
often used by mandarin students.
Who is your corps commander?
@@EyeLabPNiece You know in your heart that xi jingping
is not perfect because nobody is perfect.
Do not act like a dalek and have a total circuit overload because logic dictates otherwise to your brain wash programming.
In any war, you use whatever material you have on hand to make weapons and any other supplies you need. The logistics sector of any economy, government, or military is the most crucial part of sustaining any operation.
And the suppliers selling them couldn't figure it out when a couple 1000 of 1 part or the other gets ordered.😊
This is old news. Operator Starsky "unboxed" a Russian drone a couple months ago.
That was a different one, they were making fun of cheap ass drones Russians were using.
There has never been 100% any country drone. Every smart engineers will use bit here and there from all sources in the world. Nobody can stop this.
No one can stop it unless you try. When you give up, they won. Even making things harder to get at the very least makes it more expensive. Moral of the story, aim for 100% denial of product no matter how much really gets through.
@Hannibal Sulla what propaganda?? Russia can't do shit by themselves.
You're missing the point. Russian propaganda claims that the Orlan is "the best of Russian tech" but there's exactly zero Russian tech inside it. Russian weaponry is basically jury-rigged Cold-War era left-overs spruced up with western tech the Russians can't even replicate despite having had 30 years. Think about that next time you hear putin blustering about how "Ukraine is just the start" and his threats of attacking NATO. He's like a guy trying to attack a bank with a squirt gun : it only works if nobody notices it's a squirt gun.
You forget it America that global shipping if we want to stop we sure can. Russia doesn't really have that much of a Navy.
@Hannibal Sulla my country could wipe out Russia in 40 mins ☢️☢️☢️☢️
This is not an industrially produced device, this is a handmade drone. They can use various components to make it work. It would be pretty hard to cut them off from obtaining such components from different sources.
That's an old camera drone....CNN is just dumb.
wrong, Russian Orlan are industrial produced drone
@@StartVisit They are small scale production I wouldn't classify it as industrial since they are being assembled with 90% off the shelf components. Compare that to a missle or tank that is 10% off the shelf.
@@thirtythreeeyes8624 small scale production? large enough to support this war, designed and produced by Russian government.
It reminds me a lot of my model planes I used to build with my dad...wich is positive because that means it should be not too expensive.
crazy...
add a self destruct mode, so the enemy can't steal and use our tech, in the same way a pilot will eject but instead self destruct remotely.
If the tech is commercially available it will be impossible to keep it out of your enemies hands. The shell game makes it far too easy to get around import restrictions. Three or four companies working together can easily get anything they want.
Your only choice is to counter the tech. A drone must send and receive data. Either you find and destroy, or jam and crash it.
Good we 75M Americans hope Russia makes millions more !
@@marcomustang876 shhh now Orc boy 👦
And who said that special agents do not have contacts with the right people involved in the production of such technologies. After all, it's a business, and money doesn't stink. And not all people agree with what their government is doing and have their point of view and do not see the enemy where, for example, Americans see
@@marcomustang876 you are sadly mistaken if you think us conservatives are in support of Russia. What they are doing is just insane bro: they are literally practicing true colonial imperialism. They are conquering land, stealing women and children in mass numbers to indoctrinate and brainwash them to being Russian civilians, and killing all the men. Like this is text book brutal tribalism. You’re going to say you stand for that? This is the civil world. Remember 9-11 the conservatives atleast had the terrorist as our enemy. But you, you are supporting pure genocide z
Or is sold to Russia, or is US who use them and blame Russia just...
So Ridiculous this technology is found all over on the Internet
It's propaganda
Even if it that was true (which it isnt), that doesnt change the fact that the west is shooting itself in the foot by selling those.
It is found all over the internet which can be interpreted by a few that the internet may have a problem.
Gimbal mounted IR cameras with a 3 inch primary lens... doubtful.
@BuildGUY It is gimbal not gimble. Build your vocabulary, guy.
Sensitive issue war video running ad’s. Weird how TH-cam policy is loose for some but not others
This is the use of artificial intelligence-based censorship technology to automatically scan and ban speech. And this has led on TH-cam to what I call on a weapon of mass deletion. This will be followed by a warning about violations of discriminatory and other rules and a ban on commenting. 🤣😂
One answer, but as we see it is not there, it was deleted, total censorship on TH-cam. 🤣😂
This is the use of artificial intelligence-based censorship technology to automatically scan and ban speech. And this has led on TH-cam to what I call on a weapon of mass deletion. This will be followed by a warning about violations of discriminatory and other rules and a ban on commenting. 🤣😂
TH-cam uses artificial intelligence-based censorship technologies to automatically scan and ban speech. And this has led to what I call it as a weapon of mass removal. 🤣😂
Warfare is no more mighty men and women of Valor but intelligence and weaponry!
Wow. It's almost as if this was going to happen from the start
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love your sarcasm.
Officer Starsky took a Russian drone apart on his video blog on TH-cam a couple of months ago. He is in the Ukraine.
No that was the Orlan drone (recon) , this thing is different and can track down enemy unit
@@DOI_ARTS How is it different?
@@DOI_ARTS -- "recon" doesn't mean anything different from "track down enemy unit". It just means "reconnaissance" ("to recognize or identify" in French). Operator Starsky's drone was essentially the same, although it lacked the GSM tracking module.
It's perhaps worth mentioning that since 1991, the Ukrainian government has requested that English speakers refer the country just as "Ukraine", not "the Ukraine". Putting a "the" in front of its name refers to it as a geographical region rather than a country (like "the Arctic" or "the Amazon"), and since there have been some people, including Putin, who have asserted that Ukraine is not a real country, it's a sore point for some Ukrainians.
Of course, relative to the actual harm being done to the people and country by the Russian military, the symbolic slight of using the wrong name is insignificant. But I figured that you might want to know just in case you weren't aware.
great source of info coming out of ukraine. Very wry humor as well.
What are the names of the companies that make those parts?
Opening scene is the driver bit falling out of that cheap B&D tool.
Russia is EMPTY of innovation, tech and progress.
but they have more advanced weaponry than the US.
Russians don't die as much as Americans on spaceships.
@@thuankhong death?? ..and what does that have to do with Innovation, tech and progress ?? You want to talk about DEATH, how about Ukraine?
@@aschconformity7795 more advanced weaponry?? LOL.. name some, as Russia struggles to control a sliver of Ukraine, after months of fighting with mostly WWII era weapons. Just like the drone in this video, Russia just steals tech from other countries and cobbles it into some half ass crap used for generating propaganda .. fact is, they don't have jack.
YES BUT THEY ARE STILL WAGING AN ILLEGAL WAR.WHEN IS THE WEST GOING TO DESTROY PUTIN AND HIS MURDEROUS REGIME?#
We live in a world of business. It doesn't matter where the components come from . They understand themselves when it comes to such trades .
We live in a world of *greed.* It doesn't have to be this way.
best answer in here!Real Face,Real anwers.
Why r y smart?
Madness!
Oups ... That doesn't look like a washing machine microchip !!! 😂
I have several of these GPS transceiver boards, including the PTP GSM board used in that drone.
Can I buy them? Best rgds, P. Vladimir
@@jackwing3499 Sure, our sales department will send you a catalogue. Thanks for your interest and have a great day
Putin will call you soon, just keep the right price in mind
@@oksyar in gold ruble or gold brix? paper dorrar no good here!
@@noimnotarobotcanubeleiveit7024 in Shiba Inu
1:12
"thermal and infrared cameras"
Thermal and infrared camera is the same camera.
What did you expect from these incompetent reporters
Thermal imager is a TM2005016-F19 and the IR Camera is a Lynred PICO640 gen2 infrared camera
The company that made this drone is stealing from the Russian government. It's worth at most maybe 1/2 of what the government is paying for it.
isis-online.org/uploads/isis-reports/documents/Russian_Military_UAV_Used_in_Ukraine_Depends_on_Foreign_Parts_May_11_2022_Final.pdf
@Slava, WD....Excellent points.
He might of meant thermal and starlight.
Thermal imaging uses the wavelengths of about 6 000 nm to about 10 000 nm.
IR cameras are usually active in the range of 700 nm to 1 100 nm.
Not much surprising such drones are similar to our RC planes we fly in our backyard. Just adding explosives, IR camera and a slightly more advanced control. Relatively easy.
It's almost impossible to control the trade flow of such standard hobby equipment going into Ruzz.
Ladies and gentleman, just like our ancestors witnessed the first firearms, first tanks, first jets, now we're witnessing the first in drone warfare. This is a game changer
I sort of witness it on the Terminator 1,2&3 future wars. I always wondered if such tech could be imitated.
How about we stop playing this game.. put risk & stratego on the shelf and bust out the legos and build something cool.
Were drones not already used in the War on Terrorists?
Pretty sure this isn't a first.
Next skynet at this point
Wow so these guys just knock this drone together from different parts all around the world😲
Like Boeing.
Like all products being made around the world.
One heckuva shovel
Not too surprising. "It's a small world after all"
This is totally tragic. I wonder why this has been allowed to go on for so many years.
Big countries with lots of allies and commercial parts.
Huh, it's called capitalism ? You might have heard about it ? It's that thing where the rest of the world has treated Russia like an equal and exported their products to them in exchange for money.
Yeh but the money. Such a filthy addiction to money.
@Esphaeras Praestans and how then such machine parts and electronics do not land in the hands of the Islamist regime of Iran? The fact is that the Russians have been able to get away with all that only and exclusively due to one thing: the notorious White privilege.
And yes, you heard it right.
All these years, there was never any difference between the rogueness of the behaviours of these two regimes, but only one of them was under heavy sanctions. Does anyone has any other explanation for that?
Also Russia have so strongly backed the Islamist regime of Iran since the beginning, that one can argue that perhaps if the Russian regime did not exist, the Islamist regime of Tehran would not have survived either. Many of the oppression tactics that Tehran's regime is using against the opposition are borrowed from and taught by the Russians and the Russians have always aided this regime in doing that.
Even the supreme leader of Iran is a KGB agent and was a classmate and friend of Putin in the friendship university of Moscow, as I had once read in Wikipedia.
It’s called free trade. Bad actors will always exploit the vulnerabilities of free societies. We’d have to not be a free society to make it stop.
Now it’s necessary to not have cell phones during attacks. They can track you soldiers
huh. It means any wireless communication is tracked.
How do they know its soldiers phone or grandma's
Not surprised!
A vacant building with a dummy transmitting cell phone = one wasted drone. What am I missing?
Yep. And that is just the start. Just don't wish to publish my ideas here. We can defeat their technology theft.
A vacant building.
They usually do reconnaissance before sending an fpv drone. The drone you are seeing in this video is an Orlan 10 one of those reconnaissance drones they use. These aren't meant to search and destroy but to stay in the air and scout out targets for situations just like the one you described.
You are missing a beautiful Russian girl.
It will take more than drones to defeat the mighty people of Ukraine.
1 David J Fuk what you saying it here 😠 th-cam.com/video/8zrfSK6pnpQ/w-d-xo.html
Felicidades, es un buen ejemplo. 😠
5:25 Se deja ver que hay muy buenos resultados 😠😠
Saludos desde la Cd.. de world 🌹😉💖
los mortales abian apreciado tan hermosa mujer
Hopefully the manufacturers can help defeat their own tech with specific jamming or other exploits to render them less effective or useless. Knowing what parts are in them is a good start to blocking their export or finding weaknesses to exploit.
Spot on👍
You people are kind of like Tina Turner in another dimension asking Ike for another slap please.
@@lescobrandon8045 your made up name says it all genius...Trump lost fyi
@@aimlessdrive8723 stand alone but common frequencies/bandwidth/range etc many ways to interfere with it's usefullness.
ha ha, blocking exports to the highest bidder from the usa, you got to be kidding yourself.
It is a disaster when all techs go to the hands of enemies.
i guess everyone is going to drone on about this forever.
That engine looks like a nitro engine 🤣 I've got the exact same exhaust on one of my oz max surpass 52
yup as claimed they use RC engines mostly . cheap , reliable ( depends on brand and maintanence ) and maybe not even sanctioned , and god knows what can get ordered from china !
Yes this engine does look like either a Saito or OS brand engine. If it is a nitro glow engine it will not fly far but if it is a gas engine version, it could span a great distance. With a 32 oz tank I can imagine it could fly for many miles. But I bet it was loud. I imagine Saito and OS in Japan will not be happy with this finding. I am sure these two hobby companies are scrambling right now to not take blame.
Japan makes nice motors
@@A3Kr0n Japan makes nice everything...especially machine tools. Makino, Okuma, Mori-Seiki, Matsuura, all top quality.
It's a Saito FG series gas engine. Pretty hefty engine!
Russian drone technology is no different to the technology used in drones of other countries. Electronics and propulsion systems are freely available throughout the world via Bangood, Amazon, Ali Express et al. CNN are over-dramatizing this issue to suit themselves. The Russian drone shown being dismantled is made of heavey composite material - expensive to produce. For a drone of that size and expendability lightweight foam would be far more efficient.
It's not the drone. The footage shown in video 1:11 is a missile called "product 305" (изделие 305е). These guided missiles have infrared camera in it, they are being fired from helicopters. The range of this missile is around 14,5 kilometers.
Sanctions shall be complied with by all countries and companies time for large fines
How is the weather in moscow?
@@chrismitchell4622 so, larger fines for usa manufacturing is needed too
The only difference is Clockwork you wind it up and let it go😉
We were calling this blowback back in the early 2000s when we were first deploying drone tech. I hope the rewards were worth the risk.........
Winter is COMING!!!!!
1 J. Shabazz Fuk what you saying it here 😠 th-cam.com/video/8zrfSK6pnpQ/w-d-xo.html
Felicidades, es un buen ejemplo. 😠
5:25 Se deja ver que hay muy buenos resultados 😠😠
Saludos desde la Cd.. de world 🌹😉💖
los mortales abian apreciado tan hermosa mujer
Yes it is
So?
reconnaissance drones despite looking just child toy are as important as artillery and himarses cause they allow to gather intel in real time and make precision strikes, this is why many countries still produce reconnaissance planes even though they have spy satellites but satellite circles around earth in certain orbit and can't provide real time info, you have to wait when your satellite is over certain point of interest and it moves fast you you don't have much time to take pics, while plane or drone can fly over points of interest in hours. They can be shot down but they're relatively cheap so you can use a lot of them unlike rec planes and also they don't have pilots on board so it's not a big deal if you lose them. Drones are really awesome tech and selling it to your enemy should be punished.
Since 2014 that’s interesting
I'm sure you can Amazon any component you want.
I suppose finding a way to jam the dones so that they lose contact with the pilot is the next phase of counter drone warfare. Stopping commercially sold parts is next to impossible. Many countries could be used as a proxy for Russians purchasing.
Yeah they will stop the sale right after they finish stoping the sale of drugs, give me a brake
The Ukrainians have just started to use new anti drone technology which is a handheld device made in Ukraine called a KVS ANTIDRON G-6, check it out it’s interesting.
@@ChronicCraftsmanYep, and would think any cellphone jammer would do the trick, though the key is probably first *_detecting_* 'em while still incoming.
Perhaps it's inevitable when the interface of war has unpredictable consequences. I'd still give the Americans the advantage in the tech sector.
@@dannychong7842 what the fuck did you smoke
just call it the west .........
@@jeroenberkenbosch7072 Oh, I have no wish to slight our friends, you are correct to consider "Americans" as a form of shorthand. I love and respect the culture, historic vantage and integrity of all Nations and peoples. We are collectively "The West."
@Hans Otto Kroeger Kaethler lol , yeah . most silicone is .... but also as a RC enthusiast ......as someone earlier said could be old stock and are model shop equipment sanctioned ? and why do you think that even with sanctions and blockades S-A could be suplied with soviest heavy equipment during "apartheid" ? i heard that story from a very reliable person who did shipping at that time . there is always a backdoor ! 😁
@Hans Otto Kroeger Kaethler well , orlan is typical russian . and we seen several of those dissected ...... and offcourse the shape . but you are now saying this is a "staged pressure point ? " .......... anyone knowledgable and knows shady people .... how do they get stuff in across a border ? if even we can have "international agents " of an agressive state in our borders ? nothing is fully closed or sanctioned if not all feel they need to treat anyone equal ! your a civillian and ordered 500 engined for a "flight club " ? should be sanctioned , but he doesnt live in a sanctioned state . or ordered it just across the border .and if from different shops . do they check adresses when sent ? then the guy or woman can just pass the border in a van , with some low security border checkpoint , or "familiar" with ........ and here are more engines . thats all they can do . heavy weapons or even missiles . very doubtfull ! as the sky sees anything bigger then a car or van !
The engine looks like a Saito 180.
So much for ITAR /EAR controls
If the parts are delivered to a European drone maker or to a European supplier there is not too much you can do as parts producer. Let alone this could be produced from stockpiles
Exactly. People forget that Russia too has warehouses and shops who sell these components, so why would they not already own these parts?
Serial numbers and datecodes indicates exactly when each part was manufactured.
They said in the video that some parts has manufacturing date codes after the invasion started.
CNN should have shown closeup shots of every module, to publicly shame the manufacturers.
Business as usual for the MIC. Arming both sides.
@Marie Lucas he is imbedded with liberal dogma that their trying to brain washed the mind of the people. Arm is s commodity it is needed for the security of the nations.in the same concept they say hospitals is just a business only the doctors, hospital owners, pharmaceutical companies get rich and profits out of it just a business.the more people went to the the more profits they got.now to these upsidedown minded lefts,if your loved ones got sick 🤢 don't bring them to the hospital it's just a business you twisted thinking lunatics.
This is exactly why Europe's sustainability directive supply chain policies are so important (one of the many reasons).
What engine is that? Zenoah?
Anyone else see that video where they open the drone and there’s legit a Canon DSLR? 😂
Yeah, it's from operator Starsky, 3 months ago, he called it a "drone unboxing", love his sense of humor. Here's the link th-cam.com/video/1sPKSMeonxg/w-d-xo.html
Propaganda
Where ever there’s a war there’s money to be made despite if it’s moral or not cash doesn’t have a moral and it has one language
where is the shovel?
well duh... it's not like when they buy the parts they are listing Russia as the buyer. obviously they have middle men and shell companies that do that. you won't be able to stop them from using parts from anywhere.
Congratulations.
Let's celebrate this big event, because it's very rare
Can’t these “self destruct” if in wrong hands?
😂😂😂Children operation mucking Bird
Only on the wild wild west. Where is Artemis Gordon when you need him?
How will it know it's in the wrong hands? These things can't detect a nationality.
there is likely a program that scrubs the control systems to stop its data being captured however a self destruct is not used
@Kitty Cat I think you’re confused for the Middle East
Those washing machine parts are more deadly than a pmc's shovels..
One of the drones I saw used by Russia looked like it had a 2 stroke weed wacker engine on it
I knew this would happen...
1 Accutronitis The 2nd Fuk what you saying it here 😠 th-cam.com/video/8zrfSK6pnpQ/w-d-xo.html
Felicidades, es un buen ejemplo. 😠
5:25 Se deja ver que hay muy buenos resultados 😠😠
Saludos desde la Cd.. de world 🌹😉💖
los mortales abian apreciado tan hermosa mujer
You would have know four months ago if you watch DW this is such an old story CNN is first at nothing lol
"Revolutionizing how war is being fought." That's one revolution humanity really needed.
Definitely not, but I would like to know why you say that
@@JoaoSoares-rs6ec u6
@@agnesdanquah5842 what
That's war baby.
Nested inside was 11 more drones, each a bit smaller.
I’m surprised there’s not a back door to shut some of that tech own
With all the backchannels in the import business,stopping these companies from selling their products is impossible.
Why does the drone look brand new with no damage whatsoever? How was it "captured" without even scratching the paint?
It was captured by captain america. Just trust them bro.
Yea good luck trying to stop people from making electronics.
Cell phone tracker made in the USA... engine made in Japan... thermal imager module made in France = Victory for free trade and capitalism 💲👍
330 mill of theYanks+ 140 Mill of the Japans+70 mill.of the French win over 140 mill of Russian is normal.
"Western Tech" 😂 Technology is international, it's point of origin doesn't change its purpose
You’re missing the point.
It’s about Western nations profiting from Russia’s war.
Secondly, it’s about finding the specific sellers contributing to Russia’s war efforts.
Well. at least nothing is known about the "up to date" technology of Russia and it seems, it Russia is using technology "made in..western countries", Russia is not as advanced as one might think to be. Even in their latest tanks, captured by Ukrainian soldiers, FRENCH technology was to be found !
Yeah ..missing the point. The west is shooting itself in the foot by selling those components.
@@thisismetoday you’re getting it wrong, the decision to go to war isn’t taken in one day. They must have bought loads of the components before the war begin
@@idy1172 Well, they still sold it to Russia! Do you this they only became a international adversary at the start of the war?
Sadly this is impossible to stop , people are just greedy .
Wouldn't it be smart to booby trap the drone.
Flood the battle zone with decoy mobile phone signals and put more effort into false heat targets..also the efforts to camouflage especially from the air in my opinion dismal by both armies..
If you don't know anything about cellular network why do think you should make suggestions ? When's the last time your phone has been "decoyed" because you were in the middle of a city with thousands of other phones around you ? Has it occurred to you that your opinion may be worthless by virtue of your incompetence ? Serious question.
Extremely important work in tracking down these unscrupulous parts suppliers. They need to be fined heavily, sanctioned, or sent to prison.
So you've never heard of gray markets, I suppose ? What about eBay ? Do you think those drones are made from brand new off-the-shelf parts ? I buy second-hand datacenter equipment from Hong Kong from time to time. It's mostly Intel and LSI hardware, some of it made in China, some of it made in Thailand, and ultimately I get it through a broker and have zero idea who used it before me, and how many used it before me. Do I really need to explain that normal people don't just buy new stuff and trash it after they're done with it ?
Trade routes are complex, many moving parts involved, i bet China and Dubai are hubs for sanction deliveries. Im quite confident no legit western company sells their sanctioned tech directly to sanctioned country, because if they do and get caught their business is done. Too high risk for too low reward. Wasnt there plane grounded in Dubai full of western tech heading to Russia just few days ago which was reported?
Its a free market bro, America used the same suppliers to drone women and children in the middle east for your Petrodollars
You obviously didn't pay attention. They said the parts were from simple everyday items like mobile phones. It's not the circuit boards etc that are the issue here, it's the intelligent men who know how to piece them together.
What's it like to be so ignorant that you support the nazis?
Cause that's what you're literally doing, Brian..
Companies have no loyalties to any country. Supplying to all combatants is a win-win for the shareholders.
Lancet 3 is the star of this conflict.
HIMARS is the star of the conflict
@@alhambrabiker1476 lol Nice joke, Lancets have been taking out all types of armoured vehicles, tanks including Leos and most importantly, the US M777 howitzer. There are tons of videos of them destroying artillery pieces. Go and watch them online, Lancet is the number 3 reason why the Banderites' counter has been a waste of lives and armoured pieces, just after mines and artillery, at a fairly much cheaper price than Ka-52 missions and missiles.
@@azmagarefare you laughing about a criminal and terrorist disregarding any international laws such as the Budapest memorandum and invading a foreign country and killing innocent people? Where is your empathy? When a criminal invaded your place and kills your family so you laugh as well? Where are your moral standards?
This shows the level of corruption in Europe. Some in Europe make money on this war thru the black market, while europeans suffer economically and Ukraine has tragic loss of life and traumatized children and women.
The corruption in Europe is mainly moral. Pretend to be good and pretend to do something about it.
It shows that manufacturers sell to the highest bidders… the tech is in the private industries hands.
not untrue but ukraine is founded entirely on corruption.ukraine is actually exporting weapons !! for instancecto such great nations as Myanmar
@@nilslarson7532 Ukraine corruption index is lower than russia. They were working that out but russia decided they want to keep Ukranians slave s
@@HeadhuntexGamer whatever it is, it's not okay someone to come to your house and forcefully clean it for you because he thinks it does a better job. Then lock you out and say that now that is his house. Just crazy.
Must feel strange to see western components being used against Ukraine despite sanctions. Best of all, these parts can be imported legally from anywhere in the world. Many parts of it are made in Russia under license.
Bird Sweat! These are not components used 'despite sanctions', they were created 'before' sanctions'. 'Despite sanctions' 'Before sanctions' 'Despite sanctions' 'Before sanctions' 'Despite sanctions' 'Before sanctions' - do you see the difference? The reason Tsar Poutine is going begging to Iran is because Russia cannot build any of these drones since they contain 99% Western components. "Imported Legally" - uh - no. Not any more, and I am not sure you understand what 'sanctions' are in real life. "Made in Russia under licence" Oh! then why is Tsar Poutine going begging to Iran? I hope they are paying you in euros or dollars because at this rate the ruble - well it's 200,000,000 rubles to the dollar
@Kitty Cat Not sure what there is to laugh out loud about when Putin is killing kids
@Kitty Cat Naw, better to just reduce the traffic. Every time a barrier is put up, Russia will find a way around it, but the price keeps going up. As they are broke, every ruble helps.
@Kitty Cat
*Sanction ru friendly nations who gave them to Mordor.
@Kitty Cat
LMAO, that is so funny!
Ru can't do that, literally.
Especially not in 20 years time.
I thought Russia was using parts from washing machines and hair dryers.
War must go on...money must be made!!!!
That's part of living in a global economy.
The only way things like this stop happening is to refuse to sell internationally, and that's not likely to happen.
Globalism + Capitalism + Private Cooperation.
Or negotiate a settlement. That would be another way to stop it happening, right?
And even then there’s technological espionage.
I marvel at how people are cheaply swayed by such reporting. Why make it look like Russia has done the unthinkable? It is normal in this age and time to find products with different components manufactured from different countries. Something as little as a pen could qualify for this
We can stop this just as easily as we can stop breathing air…..
Найти кто осуществлял поставку по серийному номеру не проблема и думаю найдут.
The Russian drone program is like an episode of that old TV show Scrapheap Challenge. What a high-tech, mighty military they have, lol.
It's the electronics that are the important bits. What it looks like is irrelevant. It is still dangerous.
@@ptonpc Yes still dangerous for sure. I was mostly referring to how what some people still call a super power (they're not) is only able to produce this. I'd say its very likely you could build similar from an actual scrapheap, if it includes electronics too.
@@navn Yeah a super power which begs Taiwan to produce 95%(remaining in Asia) of world chips and 100% of advanced chips.
Yeah shame on such a super power which can't produce a single weapon without these chips 😂😂😂😂😂
Its what you do with it that counts. Ukraine is using Amazon drones and modifying them to drop munitions on unfortunate russians. Meanwhile, Russia is busy shooting down its own Su35's trying to hit HIMARS rockets.....🤣😂
@@UsmanSiddiq1 not sure who you're trying to diss here. Nobody begs TSMC, they just order from them. Same way you don't beg Amazon to send you your dildos, you just order them with your mom's credit card.
It aged bad 😂, now everyone is afraid of Russia's drones
yup lol
the engine is a normal model engine that can be buyed anywhere in the world at a very low cost
This is somethingelse most of the people doesn't know about it.
Could not Ukraine set up a strong cell signal to attract Russian drones to militarily insignificant areas as a decoy? Something similar to what Britain and Germany did in WW II to misdirect enemy bombing?
Unfortunately for Ukraine no, they would send a drone to check it out and maybe call some artillery on it but after seeing nothing of importance with their thermal camera they would leave
@@dprov1877 maybe if Ukraine had a HIMAR unit concealed nearby that could counter battery the Russian artillery that would be revealed by them firing on the decoy target and reposition before the Russians responded? Not an expert, obviously. I'm guessing that's not a realistic option?
@@scottkrater2131 Russian artillery are Self propelled .Not that easy to counter . I think large amout of french Ceaser will be more sueful for Ukraine.
@@drsanmyattun like I said I'm no expert, especially on exactly the make up of Russian artillery units, but I thought Russia is still using large amounts of towed guns the Russian God of War. But SPG's are good since they burn the fuel they could be using in the tanks and IFV's.
@@scottkrater2131 lol make sure u go sleep on time today cos ur talking such nonsense
I love this reporter. So passionate. So dope.