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Report highlights a long-range kamikaze drone

A Greek-language headline describes a reportedly quiet kamikaze drone capable of striking from more than 200 kilometers. Its operator, deployment and capability remain unconfirmed.

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Long-range loitering munitions could increase risks to military and civilian targets, but the operational significance is unconfirmed.

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