According to a report by Business Insider, the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense (GUR) stated that more than 20 US-made processors, chips, and other components were discovered in Russian anti-jamming antenna systems. A list of foreign components released Monday shows that these components were found in 16 "Kometa" modules in Russia. The "Kometa" antenna panel is one of the most commonly used anti-jamming tools for Russian long-range weapons, used in equipment such as the Shahed UAV, the Iskander-M ballistic missile, and glide bombs. Of the 37 foreign components listed, 28 were manufactured by US-based companies, slightly more than three-quarters. GUR's catalog on its "War and Sanctions" page lists 10 US brands and their components. These include digital processors from Intel's Altera, radio frequency and precision components from Analog Devices, a memory chip from Micron, and matching electronic components from Texas Instruments.
