<ul><li>Ukrainian defense intelligence claims that Russia's new drone-launched cruise missile, named S8000 Banderol, contains parts from countries including the US, Japan, and South Korea.</li><li>The missile was reportedly used in attacks on Odesa, Ukraine, and its components have raised questions about Russia's ability to circumvent sanctions imposed over its invasion of Ukraine.</li><li>The missile, with a range of 310 miles, can execute tighter turns than other Russian cruise missiles, carries a warhead of up to 150kg, and utilizes parts such as batteries, microchips, and telemetry modules from allied countries.</li><li>Ukrainian defense intelligence has called for increased diligence from governments and manufacturers in allied countries to prevent the transfer of sensitive technology to Russia.</li></ul>

Russia's new drone-launched cruise missile is crammed with parts from Kyiv's allies, Ukraine says

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