Elon Musk and Trump helped kill these children. „Had it not been for the restrictions placed on Starlink, the Russian drone could have been stopped before the attack on Nova Vodolaha. On October 19, a Russian jet-powered drone attacked civilians in a park in the Kharkiv region, killing children and adults who were out for a walk. ▶️ In an attack by a "Geran" / "Shahed" type drone—a model equipped with a jet engine—two children (girls aged 1 and 11) and four adults were killed in Nova Vodolaha (Kharkiv region). At least seven children and eight adults were injured. ▶️ The Russian drone specifically targeted mothers and children who were in the park. Among the victims were one-year-old Angelina Mariukhna and her mother, Inna, a primary school teacher. ▶️ The killing of civilians in Nova Vodolaha is part of the daily aerial terror inflicted by Russia. In settlements near the front line, Russian drone operators hunt for civilians. ▶️ Unrestricted operation of Starlink/Starshield—free from artificial speed limitations—is crucial for countering jet-powered drones; the very type used in the attack on the people in Nova Vodolaha. ▶️ The killing of children and adults in Nova Vodolaha constitutes a war crime, for which there is no statute of limitations. Ukraine is identifying the perpetrators and will do everything in its power to ensure they face just punishment. ▶️ Since the beginning of the full-scale war of aggression, Russian forces have killed at least 764 children in Ukraine and injured more than 2,970 minors. The actual number of child victims of the war is even higher. ▶️ Targeted attacks on mothers and children bear witness to the moral decay of the Russian army and underscore the genocidal nature of the war being waged by the Kremlin. ▶️ An effective response to Russian terror requires increased international pressure on the Russian Federation, as well as the consistent enforcement of export controls. It must be ensured that Western components are not used in the production of Russian drones and missiles. ▶️ All individuals involved in the war of aggression against Ukraine—including Russian military personnel and representatives of Russian security and law enforcement agencies—must be denied entry into the EU.“ Spravdi

An important study that deserves to be shared as widely as possible within the English-speaking world. Last night, our friends at the *Militarnyi* portal published an English-language article containing a technical analysis of the onboard computer from a Russian jet-powered drone—the "Geran-4." Of the 105 components identified, 80 come from American companies; Texas Instruments alone (including components from National Semiconductor, which was acquired by TI in 2011) accounts for 58.1% of the total. In short: this points to a systemic reliance on Western electronics in this Russian attack drone. For this reason, we have created a separate English-language "quote tweet" with commentary, in which we have tagged @TXInstruments directly. We would appreciate it if you could share this post. 😉 Please tag journalists, American politicians, experts, and organizations involved in sanctions and export controls in the comments. Our experience in disseminating such investigations shows that it is crucial to bring these findings to light beyond the Ukrainian "information bubble." They need to be seen by the manufacturers themselves, as well as by journalists, analysts, sanctions experts, American policymakers, and export control specialists. Regardless of the current policy of the White House, the United States is much more than just a single administration or a single president. They include Congress, the media, industry experts, manufacturers, and government institutions—all of whom can raise the question of how American electronics end up in Russian attack drones on such a large scale. Therefore, such revelations must continue. @informnapalm xitter.cf/InformNapalm/status/21…