The French company BERINGER AERO has halted supplies to Turkish manufacturers of unmanned aerial vehicles, upon learning that its products were being used in military drones deployed in Artsakh.
The company’s products are designed in France for civilian aircraft. Beringer Aero manufactures wheels and braking systems for aircraft. They are sold worldwide and are standard equipment for all types of vehicles, including unmanned devices.
It is worth recalling that on 5 November, the American technology company Garmin also launched an investigation to determine how its products ended up in the Turkish “Bayraktar” drones. Earlier, Austrian and Canadian companies had announced that they were halting the supply of parts to the Turkish “Bayraktar.”
