Irish tech feeding Russia's war machine: Why can't we stop it?
The Geran-2 is a deadly weapon; a drone bomb that can be launched from thousands of kilometres away and yet hit its target with precision accuracy.
Low cost and easy to make, this winter it has become a key weapon in Russia’s armoury as it pummels Ukraine, causing hundreds of deaths and cutting off energy supply.
And a key component in the Geran-2 design is a chip manufactured years ago by Taoglas, which is headquartered in Enniscorthy, Co Wexford.
So how did it make its way into Russia’s armament supply chain – especially given EU rules which ban the export to Russia of “high priority”…
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