Ottawa-based Tallysman Wireless believes that the antenna parts in question were likely diverted to Iran through distributors using ‘fake company fronts’
An investigative project by a Kyiv think tank has identified Canadian-made parts in one type of attack drone used by Russia in its military assault on Ukraine.Iranian-made
Reached in Ottawa, Tallysman’s president, Gyles Panther, told The Globe and Mail that the company has “become painfully aware” that some of its components are being “misused in sophisticated military guidance systems” in Russia’s war on“It is sometimes assumed that we are somehow complicit in this usage. We absolutely are not,” Mr. Panther said. “Tallysman is 100-per-cent committed to supporting Ukraine in the face of Russian aggression.
While some of this Western technology is subject to export controls, much is not. That’s because simple components are not normally deemed sensitive equipment by Western governments looking to stem the flow of military goods to unfriendly states. Kelsey Gallagher, a researcher with Project Ploughshares, an arms-control advocacy group based in Waterloo, Ont., said it’s much easier to track the international movement of goods for which an export permit is required. It would be excessively unwieldy however to require companies to obtain government permits for all their electronic exports, he said.
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