Ukraine’s military intelligence agency (HUR) reported the information.During his visit, Kellogg was shown components from Iranian-Russian Shahed (also known as Geran) kamikaze drones and Russian-made Gerbera drones, both of which Moscow uses to terrorize Ukrainian civilians.Among the identified parts were critical microelectronics used to manufacture high-precision weaponry. According to HUR, Russia’s defense industry acquired these components through gray schemes that bypass international sanctions.The exhibition was organized by Ukraine’s War&Sanctions platform, together with partners from the Defense Forces and the Kyiv Scientific Research Institute of Forensic Examinations.“The international community must strengthen enforcement of the sanctions imposed on Moscow. This includes urging manufacturers to take greater responsibility for controlling their products on global markets,” said a HUR officer codenamed Shyfr.Ukraine’s military intelligence emphasized it would continue to uncover the inner workings of Russian weaponry and trace its components to prevent further sanctions evasion.Cyber experts from Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence (HUR) attacked the network and server infrastructure of Gaskar Integration, one of Russia’s largest drone manufacturers, paralyzing its operations.