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Russian drones threaten Ukrainian presidential aircraft and civilian infrastructure

The Ukrainian president’s aircraft was reportedly nearly hit by drones on two occasions, while Russia is also striking trains, fuel stations and food warehouses. The reports indicate a broader and more dangerous pattern of attacks across Ukraine.

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Threats to senior leadership and attacks on transport, fuel and food infrastructure increase risks to governance and civilian resilience.

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