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MOT Investigated: Two Finnish Citizens Exported Tens of Millions of Euros Worth of Electronics to Russia – the War Machine Can Use the Parts to Kill Civilians

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Two Finnish citizens have supplied at least 30 million euros worth of electronics to companies supporting the Russian war machine. Russia could use the parts to kill Ukrainian civilians.

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According to a report by Yle MOT, the deals were made after the major offensive launched by Russia in 2022.

·Helsinki, Finland
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Two Finnish citizens have supplied at least 30 million euros worth of electronics to companies supporting the Russian war machine. Russia could use the parts to kill Ukrainian civilians.

·Helsinki, Finland
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Two Finnish citizens have supplied electronics worth at least around 30 million euros to companies assisting the Russian war machine, Yle's investigative journalism department MOT reported on Sunday.

The men have sold goods worth around 30 million to companies that help the Russian military industry, reports Yle MOT. Two Finnish citizens have sold electronics worth tens of millions to companies that help the Russian military, reports Yle MOT. The parts sold by the men are suitable for, among other things, the missiles used by Russia against Ukraine. According to MOT, the electronics can be used in several Russian weapons, such as missiles, c…

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Two Finnish citizens have supplied electronics worth at least 30 million euros to companies that aid the Russian war machine. The matter was reported on Sunday by Yle's investigative journalism department MOT.

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yle broke the news in Helsinki, Finland on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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