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How Ukraine and Russia rely on the same Chinese drone suppliers, whose tech is vital to the war; China has banned sensitive drone tech exports to both countries

As both sides scramble to source vital parts, some experts are convinced Russian buyers are being favoured by Beijing

Financial Times

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  • @mccrum Dan McCrum on bluesky
    Must read geopolitics story today on China's dominance in drone manufacturing, and how it sells to both sides in Europe's war
  • @sensehofstede.nl Sense Hofstede on bluesky
    The Chinese suppliers that could decide the drone war in Ukraine - FT: ‘Both Russia and Ukraine have moved to build up their own production capability, mostly utilising Chinese componentry.  As a result, their militaries now find themselves dependent on the same Chinese suppliers…
  • @fabrice_deprez Fabrice Deprez on x
    “Thousands of miles away from the front line, Russian and Ukrainian supply chains converge in the drab industrial parks and anonymous high-rise office blocks of Guangdong and Shenzhen.” Excellent @FT piece on one of the more puzzling aspects of this war: https://www.ft.com/...
  • @christopherjm Christopher Miller on x
    “Thousands of miles away from the front line, Russian and Ukrainian supply chains converge in the drab industrial parks and anonymous high-rise office blocks of Guangdong and Shenzhen. Here, the companies producing the tiny components that keep the drone war alive try to [image]
  • @robertscotthorton Scott Horton on bluesky
    The Ukraine War continues to show the primacy of drone warfare and China's role as the main supplier of Russia grows clearer over time www.ft.com/content/5841...  [image]