Breaking down the drone ‘revolution' driven by Russia's war on Ukraine
Breaking down the drone 'revolution' driven by Russia's war on Ukraine
NewsFeed Breaking down the drone 'revolution' driven by Russia's war on Ukraine
Russia and Ukraine are waging a remotely controlled battle in the air and at sea that the world's militaries are closely watching for insights. Al Jazeera's Alex Gatopoulos explains.
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