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Ukraine authorizes long-range Dovbush T40 drone

Ukraine has reportedly authorized a drone described as capable of flying more than 2,000 kilometers and remaining airborne for a day. The headline says this could extend the reach of Ukrainian strikes deep into Russian territory.

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Long-range drone capability could increase cross-border strikes and escalation risks in the Russia-Ukraine war.

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