Posted 9/16/2023, 3:47:00 PM

Ukraine Ramps Up Drone Production, Vows More Attacks on Russian Ships

Ukraine will produce over 100 more drones this year and attack more Russian ships, says Deputy PM Fedorov.
Ukraine is testing AI drones that can identify targets kilometers away and guide drones if comms disrupted.
This week Ukraine conducted successful drone strikes on occupied Crimea, damaging ships.
Attacks targeted landing ship Minsk, submarine Rostov-on-Don, and patrol ships Vasily Bykov.
Fedorov With more drones, there will be more attacks on Russian ships.

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