The Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR) has published a list of Rostec factories that supply weapons to the Russian Armed Forces
The Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR) has published data on 54 Russian enterprises that are part of or managed by the “KRET” concern of the state corporation “Rostec.” At the same time, one-third of these companies are still not subject to sanctions by any country in the sanctions coalition.
The enterprises of the “Radio-Electronic Technologies” group specialize in the development and production of electronic warfare systems and equipment, state-of-the-art “friend-or-foe” identification systems, as well as onboard electronic equipment for Russian fighter jets and helicopters.
The product range also includes electric motors, navigation and control systems for UAVs, anti-drone systems, and remote-control platforms for machine guns.
The KRET Concern also plays an important role in the production of Russian ballistic missiles. In particular, the Stavropol-based “Signal” plant manufactures and supplies sets of small-sized S200A1 jamming stations for 9M723 “Iskander-M” missiles. The Kaluga Research Institute of Radio Engineering supplies 3B228 radio-electronic protection system modules for the 3M22 “Zircon” missiles.
The Main Intelligence Directorate also emphasized that the parent organization, JSC “KRET,” directly covers the funding shortfall for contracts under Russia’s state defense order, which are carried out by the concern’s enterprises.
Intelligence notes that 19 of the 54 disclosed KRET enterprises are not currently subject to sanctions from any country in the sanctions coalition. Among them is JSC “Inertial Technologies of Technokompleks,” which manufactures and supplies platform-independent inertial navigation systems for X-59M2/X-59M2A and “Orion” unmanned aerial systems.
The “KRET” Concern has become the tenth holding company of “Rostec” listed on the War&Sanctions portal in the “Aggressor’s Military-Industrial Complex” section. The corresponding tab contains information on 764 of the corporation’s enterprises.
Source: Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense
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