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Russia develops drones with cruise-missile-like flight characteristics

Russian Geran-5 drones reportedly fly at altitudes and speeds comparable to cruise missiles. The development could expand Russia’s air-attack capabilities.

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More capable long-range attack drones could intensify strikes and complicate air defense in the war.

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