Former SEAL Team Six Squadron Leader Chuck Pfarrer takes a deep dive into the supply chain behind Russia’s terror weapons.
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Russia’s precision strike arsenal — Kinzhal, Iskander, Kalibr, Kh-101, Geran-2 — runs on Western microelectronics. Chips from Texas Instruments, AMD, NVIDIA, Analog Devices, Micron and Broadcom end up in the guidance sections of the missiles that hit Ukrainian apartment blocks, playgrounds and cafés.
Former SEAL Team Six Squadron Leader Chuck Pfarrer takes a deep dive into the supply chain behind Russia’s terror weapons — and the blue-chip American, European and Swiss companies whose dual-use components make these attacks possible.
Documented strikes referenced: Hroza (5 Oct 2023), Sumy (13 Apr 2025), Kryvyi Rih (4 Apr 2025), nightly attacks on Kyiv.
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