Russia is now utilizing turbojet engines from a Chinese company to power its Shahed drones, a change from previous piston-engine models. This shift comes as Ukraine successfully intercepts approximately 90% of the older, piston-engine Shaheds. The Chinese company in question has since removed information about these turbojets from its English-language website, suggesting potential awareness of the sensitivity surrounding the supply. This development highlights Russia's efforts to adapt its drone technology to overcome Ukrainian defenses. The reliance on foreign components raises questions about international supply chains and potential sanctions evasion. Experts believe the turbojet engines improve the drones’ speed and range, posing a new challenge for Ukraine’s air defense systems. The removal of product details by the Chinese firm suggests a desire to distance itself from Russia’s military efforts.