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Sasha Vakulina

Affordable and efficient: Why everyone wants Ukraine’s drone interceptors

Soon after Russia went on its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Moscow became heavily reliant on Iran-designed and made Shahed-type drones.

Launched in waves and coming at civilian and infrastructure targets in hundreds, these one-way attacks by UAVs — now made in Russia on the cheap based on Tehran's blueprints — have remained a major threat to Ukraine and quickly turned into Moscow’s weapon of choice.

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