The Drone Factories Fueling Russia's Unprecedented Assaults on Ukraine
An assault Wednesday was the largest yet, according to Ukrainian officials. In the early morning hours, Russia launched 728 drones and decoy munitions at cities in western Ukraine. The attacks came just hours after President Trump blasted Russia for dragging its feet over peace talks to end the war, saying the U.S. gets 'a lot of bulls—' from Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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