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Belarusian Components Found in Russian ‘Oreshnik’ Missile
Ukrainian officials presented European ambassadors with foreign-made components, including Belarusian parts, from Russian 'Oreshnik' missiles and drones. Kyiv called for stricter European sanctions against Russia and Belarus, citing Moscow's reliance on foreign technology and shadow fleet revenues to fund its war.
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