Bombardier determined the part was not sold to Iran or Russia by any of its authorized distributors, suggesting a more shadowy supply chain
to examine how Iran obtained the components in the face of sanctions — and how that supply chain could be broken in future. There is evidence that most of the foreign parts — from computer chips to tactical-grade sensors — originated in the States itself.Article content
BRP-Rotax has been conducting a “thorough investigation” into the source of the engine found in the Mohajer-6, said Biliana Necheva, a company spokeswoman.Article content The research showed that none of BRP’s distributors sold the engine to Iran or Russia and that the company is “in full compliance with all applicable laws and regulations,” said Necheva.
But she said the company could not disclose anything else about its probe or even which agencies were sent the investigation’s results.Article content
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