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Russia, which has already deployed hordes of \u00a0drones\u00a0 in Ukrainian territory for months, has introduced a \u00a0new type of drone\u00a0, resembling the Iranian-built \u00a0Shahed\u00a0 models, utilizing \u00a0components of Chinese origin\u00a0.<\/p>\n
These drones, akin to the \u00a0Shahed\u00a0, are touted as technological assets for Moscow, capable of creating \u00a0chaos and panic\u00a0 as they approach their targets. According to a report from Forbes Ukraine<\/a><\/em>, by the end of 2025, Russia was producing approximately \u00a02,700 drones\u00a0 of the “Shahed-136\/Geran-2” variant each month.<\/p>\n Ukrainian military intelligence (HUR) has unveiled information regarding a \u00a0new drone\u00a0 named CBTS.611000. This drone’s components provide insight into its \u00a0mechanical and technological sophistication\u00a0. The HUR successfully obtained two copies of this drone for analysis, highlighting its potential implications for both offensive and defensive strategies in the ongoing conflict.<\/p>\n The new drone utilizes a \u00a0Chinese Dle-60 twin-cylinder engine\u00a0. The implications of such foreign components in a military drone are significant, raising concerns about the nature of \u00a0international alliances\u00a0. This drone reportedly includes a navigation system, flight controllers, and servomotors produced by multiple \u00a0Chinese companies\u00a0.<\/p>\n GUR Publishes Components of A New Russian UAV used as a \u00a0decoy\u00a0 and for reconnaissance; it can also carry a \u00a0warhead weighing up to 15 kg\u00a0.Chinese Components in a Russian UAV<\/h2>\n
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All components are of \u00a0Chinese origin\u00a0. This UAV is equipped with a \u00a0Chinese Copy of Australian RFD900X Data Transmission\u00a0\u2026 pic.twitter.com\/evd7axbiea<\/a><\/p>\n