The 'Russian' Kh-69 missile: A surprising mix of foreign components from the USA, Germany, Japan, Switzerland, and China

An image shows a missile labeled 'X-69' and a fighter jet in a technical schematic style against a blue textured background. Overlaid text reads 'Despite the sanctions, the "Russian missile" Is made up of 80% foreign-made components'. A large '80%' is displayed next to a vertical dotted line connecting five national flags: USA, Germany, Japan, Switzerland, China, and Belarus. The joke implies that despite sanctions, Russian military hardware relies heavily on foreign parts, with the flags visually representing the countries of origin for those components.

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