Markings of Czech Model Motors were found on motor from Russian "Lancet" UAVs. PHOTO

Ukrainian defenders disassembled the engine from a Russian "Lancet" UAV and saw the markings of the Czech company Model Motors. The company says it does not supply products to Russia.

This was reported on Twitter by a user with the nickname "Your friend Stus", Censor.NET reports.

"After a short search, it became clear that it was a Russian Lancet engine. After removing a layer of reinforced tape, we saw the markings of the manufacturer of this engine. It turned out to be the Czech company Model Motors," he wrote.

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The Ukrainian defense lawyer noted that Russian Lancets cause a lot of problems for the Ukrainian Armed Forces, destroying people and equipment. "Without this component, the Lancet would simply not fly, which means that this company bears a lot of blame for our killed people," he wrote.

A user from the Czech Republic with the nickname Vozím drony na Ukrajinu replied that he had contacted a Czech motor manufacturer. He said that they do not supply their products to the Russian Federation as a matter of principle and that they have not produced this type of motor for over a year. Now, according to him, the manufacturer is working with the Czech authorities to find out how the engines got to Russia.

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He also published a response from Model Motors.