Suspicion that Russia's AI V2U UAV uses Chinese components

Russia's AI V2U UAV attracts attention with Chinese components, opening up a story about technology and international sourcing.

Analysis of the internals of the V2U drone shows that the components are mainly made in China. (Photo: militarnyi)

Motors, circuit boards and speed controllers come from Chinese technology companies. (Photo: War & Sanctions)

Some other components are sourced from the US, Japan, Switzerland and Ireland. (Photo: HUR)

The central processor is a Leetop A203 mini computer using the NVIDIA Jetson Orin chip. (Photo: Defense Blog)

The UAV has a wingspan of 1.2 m, can fly for 1 hour with a payload of 3.5 kg and a speed of 60 km/h. (Photo: pravda)

Communication device uses LTE waves, positioning via camera and terrain images. (Photo: militarnyi)

Lacking traditional GPS, V2U uses a SIM card from a Ukrainian carrier for navigation. (Photo: Defense Express)

Ukrainian intelligence warns that many Russian drones and missiles use foreign components. (Photo: Defence Blog)

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