How are Western chips ending up in Russian missiles? | DW News 

india buys cheap and sells it to EU.

US and Europe should sanction India@@insanebe1

Easy China and India buys it for cheap and sells it to the west. Russia is being robbed blind. China and India is making profit off Russia. Russia will be a Chinese colony soon 😂😂😂😂😂

Without it, Europe is about to become an beggar of African

They buy the russian oil and mix it with oil from another supplier to make the oil only 49% russian. I would assume they are doing the same with natural gas/liquid natural gas but I do not know how they are shipped. It is not like the sanctions are trying to completely shut off the oil and gas coming from russia either. The focus here is to cut off the money they get from selling the oil and gas but leave enough of the tap on so they add their supply into the global markets to keep things somewhat cheap and moving. I could be reading the situation wrong but that is how I see this playing out currently.

sure. But it is done more simpler then that. they are sold ti a ton of different firms, impossible to shot them (all) down

@@user-ul3hk6hf2e - China and Taiwan

@@khorshed1227 - may be most of weight of the washing machine is from chips hide in there

No, its just the price of the globalism you people worship.

Guys, we built the SR71 Blackbird out of titanium. Only the Soviet Union could make titanium alloys at the time, so we bought it from the USSR, so we could fly our spy jet at Mach 3.7 over their territory.

Russia sells oil to China very cheap. China sell to Europe for profit. China rob Russia blind and now Russia is Chinese colony. 😂😂😂

Taiwanese S Korean chips

@@user-ul3hk6hf2e What makes them "western" if they are made in the Republic of China...???

It doesn't take revolutionary new tech. Chips pulled out of "recycled" cell phones, and PlayStations are enough.

​@@jtjames79so much of this old electronic equipment ends up processed and recycled through India. I guarantee you India is selling these things to

The problem is if money talks… everyone listens.

​@@i1-L22BelarusNo country take electronic dump from other country. I think russian have electronic waste of their own.

@@hmmmm6685 false. The United States and China accounts for 70% of India's E-Waste purchases. India literally buys E-Waste from developed countries and breaks them down into their component parts for sale

also what you do to Russia you need to also do to China and Iran.

Yes, sanction the western companies and cut off trade with Asia. That'll show Russia.

You referenced the drug trade. That's literally how it works. A buyer will always find a seller, as long as they are willing to raise their bid price.

I fail to see how denying yourself chips prevent Russia from obtaining chips.

Well said!

So dumb lol. Maybe a tougher stance should be taken on you for purchasing Russian Oil.

@thezoldics7648 Selling stocks of these would be aiding the sanctioned state.

Malaysia is like, one of the top producer of chips 💪😎🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾

I remember when the PlayStation 2 was on export control that's because it had a vector processor that could be used to make missiles. Chips needed to make weapons that are "good enough" are ubiquitous, and have been for decades.

@@jtjames79 most folks forget that the graphics chips from a laptop from 2008 is powerful enough to be used in cruise missile fromt the 90s

I just made the SR71 reference haha. Nice

@plazthalt He is correct though. Nobody can seriously think Infineon producing a “one-chip total solution for a missile” !!! There are far other chip producers who are way more important in any device, like microprocessors (Arm, Intel,…), memory (Japan, South Korea), communication.

They probably don't have any feelings about "Russian aggression". Cocaine is illegal, but from the farmer in Columbia to the night club DJ in Sydney Australia snorting lines in the bathroom...Nobody knows or cares all of the boats, planes, cars, rectums or stomachs it passed through to get there. As long as the bid is higher than the ask every step of the way, it will make it to market.

Look in your toilet today and trace that chain.

​@@vitalys9986 yeah really. Go knock on the door of the company who sold it to them. I bet you it's a PO Box in New Jersey haha. You know, the USPS is the biggest trafficker of illegal drugs in the US.

That is likely already happening. Smuggling cutting edge chips hidden inside small and domestic appliances. Said appliances do not even have to be working, just have to contain the right chips. Then they can be disassembled at the destination and then returned as defective back to their foreign product agents. It's not much different then how the Americans in the 1950 and 1960s were able to smuggle titanium out of the former Soviet Union buy stipulating the titanium is to be shipped to a pizza oven manufacturer as a middle man.

There is no embargo on the uranium. Buying it from Kazakhstan is legal.

@@G-gh1no i dont think anyone needs to buy from companies,theres billions of chips and electronics around the world, u can easily salvage and reuse all the second hand junk, mountains of it out there,even stuff thats sold last year.....its like if u toss a million empty plastic bottles and trash into the ocean and its going to end up drifting all over the world.

@@G-gh1no Bit hard to ban something if you don't make nor distribute them.

@@G-gh1no Because the one that makes and distribute them is friendly to Russia?

@@G-gh1no Except are they made in the west?

@@G-gh1no Or maybe I work in the industry and have been sourcing chips for 2 decades. Your "western" chips are 90% made in Asia, split between China, Taiwan, South Korea, Malaysia, Thailand and Japan, then they all get sent to China to be manufactured into products, it's only after this point that the west gets to touch them. Fun fact, Russian government cargo planes make two trips to Shenzhen every week.

And then they just change a bit. You can't stop the trade of anything. Cocaine literally goes from Columbian jungle to a Sydney night club and it's illegal every step of the way.

There were. Russia is short of certain types of missiles and only shoots new built ones.

No, it's literally just the market. Commodities and trade goods will always make it from a seller to a buyer, as long as the buyer can pay enough for the extra port bounces.

Wich country in West build chips??😂😂😂

Yeah. Buyers will appreciate that for sure, genius! 😂

What makes them "western" if they are made in the Republic of China...???

@@D-E-S_8559underlying patents comrade, you may hate it but there is a lot of American know-how in those chips which by the way Republic of China absolutely is aware and respects.

@@olasek7972 Patent's are not eternal---and China is smart, you do not get to enter Chinese market without local partnership, never... And that is why China is outspending the entirety of the west in R&D funding 3:1. African countries are beginning to smartly insert more and more legislation's on local content, positioning themselves for a take-off....

no, it is not.

CIA

Western washing machines 😂

Every country has lts own interest China is not a vessel State of the America Actually Russia and China It's not that friendly at all They become closer together Because the America treat them as enemy Everybody in the world know that If the western power can overcome Russia the next target will be China

Then it's time to shut that down.

Finally ending up un Ukraine...

Manifests can be manipulated. Where there is money, there is a way.

Yeah. Worked great with a West supplying ISIS trough Bulgaria and Czech, right? 😁 Grow up kids. Thats innevitable for "democracy". Money has no motherland.

@@robertlee6338 China doesn't have the ability or know-how to make those chips. The foundries are in Taiwan and elsewhere. This is why the West is repatriating chip manufacturing. China is only capable of making low grade electronics on their own but have their sight set on Taiwan's

Actually government is controlled by rich people

comrade, are you speaking on behalf your murderous comrade tsar Putin?

@plazthalt That is NONSENSE!---something is only "yours", if it belongs to you. if you open your iphone up, all the tech is stamped where it came from, and there is not even a single component that says "made in the west"....

many underlying patents are US based

And Mexico