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Ukrainian officials say three people were killed and 13 were wounded when Russia attacked the country with waves of drones and missiles.
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RBC Ukraine on MSNUkraine's President approves tax exemption for fiber optic drone importsPresident of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy has signed two laws on tax and customs benefits for manufacturers of fiber optic cable-controlled drones. Draft Law No. 13305 amends the Customs Code of Ukraine and exempts from taxation goods for security and defense purposes,
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Ukraine’s drones range from small, autonomous boats patrolling the Black Sea to aircraft that travel hundreds of kilometres into Russia. Most are designed to be made from parts that are cheap, easy to find and simple to put together,
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The National Interest on MSNWhy Did America Just Pull an Anti-Drone Weapon Shipment from Ukraine?While Ukraine would benefit from these systems, the United States has far more direct interests elsewhere in the world—and increasingly on the home front as well. In the wake of Ukraine’s recent drone attacks on Russian airfields—its so-called “Operation Spiderweb,
Ukraine recently used inexpensive drones to inflict serious damage to Russia's strategic bomber fleet in an audacious attack.
The Ukrainian military says its new weapon system, which launches antiaircraft missiles from a remote-controlled speedboat, has brought down two Russian jet fighters.