Belarusian Companies Supply Chain Behind Russian Bomb Attacks

An investigation by independent outlet Buro Media alleges that Belarusian firms Peleng and OKB TSP exported over $150M in components to Russian defense manufacturers, supplying parts such as electric drives, servo controllers, and terminal guidance systems tied to the UMPB D-30SN glide bomb used in the May 25, 2024 Kharkiv attack that killed 19. Shipments reportedly went to entities including the Typhoon plant in Kaluga and Vedaproekt, underscoring Belarus’s role as an industrial rear base for Russia’s war effort, with company executives offering limited acknowledgments or declining comment.