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Jet-powered Shaheds make up as much as two-thirds of some Russian drone attacks, Ukrainian official says
Russia's jet-powered drones are more challenging to intercept than their predecessors powered by propellers.
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Russia's jet-powered drones are more challenging to intercept than their predecessors powered by propellers.
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