Jet-powered drones escalate pressure on Ukraine as winter looms
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Russia has intensified its drone campaign against Ukraine, firing roughly 1,500 drones over a few days, including about 800 jet-powered models. Ukraine is racing to counter the threat with interceptor drones from four developers, one reportedly most successful. Attacks continue to disrupt energy infrastructure and food distribution, fueling public concern over shortages as winter approaches, while Kyiv notes Europe could help fill gaps if needed.
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- Russia devastates Ukrainian food storage in stepped up attacks on logistics Reuters
- Russia has destroyed 90% of Ukraine's modern storage facilities, minister says kyivindependent.com
- Russia destroys another warehouse serving Avrora retail chain in Kyiv Oblast yahoo.com
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