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Putin acknowledges weaknesses after drone panic in Moscow

Russian President Vladimir Putin reportedly acknowledged weaknesses following drone-related panic in Moscow.

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Drone activity affecting the capital highlights vulnerabilities in Russian air defenses and could signal an escalation in the war.

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