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Ukrainian 'geeks' turned guerrillas make frontline drones

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Young Ukrainian 'geeks' make drones -- for both reconnaissance and destruction -- in the basement of a house near the Donbas frontline. A short distance from their base and less than two kilometres (1.2 miles) from the Russian lines, a navigator and a pilot prepare a drone to drop a bomb on Russian positions.

Added on the 26/09/2022 18:00:52 - Copyright : AFP EN

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