By Eliza Popova
Analysts of International Partnership for Human Rights (IPHR) together with the Independent Anti -Corruption Commission (NAC) and Hunterbrook Media have prepared the material of Parts of the Problem: Tracing Western Tech in Russia's Deadliest Jet. "The NAK has checked 227 of 228 components previously identified by military sources.
In particular, there are data indicating that the electronic components used in the production of the aircraft were supplied by 59 companies from eight different countries, with the United States an indisputable leader," the publication reads. The report states that the most massive suppliers of electronic components for Su-34 and Su-35 were American corporations Texas Instruments, Analog Devices, Intel, Maxim, as well as Japanese Mrata, Taiwanese Vicor and South Korean Onsemi.
According to the report, the structure of the origin of the electronic stuffing in the SU-34 is as follows: almost the same picture is observed in the Su-35C fighter, but the fighter jets also use chips from the United Kingdom and China: components enter Russia through a wide network of intermediaries, including China, Honong, and export.
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