Ukraine's drone attacks find a new target
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Russian drones are now targeting NATO members. Russia is running out of troops, so Russia's hybrid war strategy is not just about reducing costs. It's also a necessity.
Ukraine is still finding thousands of foreign-made parts in Russian weapons over three and a half years into the war.
The Russian leader said there were "several causes" of the "tragedy," and the first was a Ukrainian drone in the sky.
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Special forces of the Security Service of Ukraine (SSU) have destroyed two light aircraft used by Russian forces to down Ukrainian long-range drones on Russian territory. Source: SSU Quote: "Special forces from the SSU's Alpha Special Operations Centre have once again successfully destroyed enemy targets in temporarily occupied territories.
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At least five Danish airports saw the drones overnight, including at Aalborg and Billund airports, which had to close for hours, according to the BBC. Skrydstrup air base, where at least one drone was also spotted, is home to F-35 and F-16. fighter jets.
The UK military is to be given new legal powers to shoot down unidentified drones threatening British bases, as the Ministry of Defence steps up efforts to counter the growing threat from hostile states.
A Ukrainian minister told Newsweek Vladimir Putin wanted to destroy critical infrastructure to make Ukraine "more submissive."