Ukraine’s ability to strike the same Moscow office building twice this week shows how far its homegrown drone industry has progressed in response to Russia’s full-scale invasion
Kyiv helped robot-aircraft makers boost range and punch after U.S. vetoed use of weapons to hit RussiaRussia blamed Ukraine for an alleged drone attack that struck a building in Moscow’s business district.
The same building was struck days earlier in another similar assault. Photo: Alexander Nemenov/AFPtwice this week shows how far its homegrown drone industry has progressed in response to Russia’s full-scale invasion.Continue reading your article with
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