Russian engineers sold the Ukrainian journalist to drawing nearly 200 drones (video)
Among the drawings is a scheme for the reconnaissance drone "Orlan-10" and a system of electronic safety (ETB) "Svet-ku". The special operation against the Russians was told by Ukrainian journalist Dmitry Karpenko "Apostol", who cooperates with GUR Ministry of Defense in the project "I want to live". Karpenko stated that the Apostle Pay Money Project, which has been working for 77 days. During this time, he paid 25 million rubles.
(or $ 206 thousand) Russian engineers operating at the enterprise for the development and production of drones and HRs - at the Stress LLC. The engineers, having received money, gave the journalist 194 drawings. The estimated real cost of "fused" documents is about $ 1. 5 billion. The video shows that 100 GB of information was able to get. In particular, "Drawings, technical tasks, patents, design information, software".
Examples of this information were first received by Ukrainian "competent authorities" - confirmed that the data were really interesting. After that, the engineers were secured with escape from the Russian Federation, and they instead passed everything that was needed for the complete repetition of Russian technologies. Karpenko also told some details of the work of Stress LLC, which is based in St.
Petersburg, works on the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation and is under sanctions of the world community. According to fugitive engineers, the cost of devices that are paid from the Russian budget is overestimated 10 times. In addition, the company is filled with existing and retired FSB and GUR employees, who "earn on rollbacks" and on "jobs" for Russians who do not want to go to war.
On the official pages of the GUR Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, Dmitry Karpenko's publication "Apostle" has not yet commented. The Informnapalm intelligence community has noted that the journalist works in the same direction as the OSINT investigative. However, he pays money for the information, and they receive it by picking up the mail. Earlier, focus talked about the features of debugging drones in the Russian Federation.
In particular, thanks to the publication in the Western media, it became known that Russian citizens and companies have purchased several hundred 3D printers in China, which print accessories for various types of drones. For example, at a civilian bakery, 270 UAVs per month have been set up: the number can increase in 2024. Previously, the non -governmental Russian Agency Novosti conducted its own investigation.