Ukrainian Residents Adapt to Increased Russian Drone Attacks
2 sources across 2 countries · Japan · Ukraine
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- The Japan Times
- Kyiv Independent
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Residents in Kyiv and Zaporizhzhia are adapting to a new reality of increasingly frequent Russian drone attacks. In the capital city of Kyiv, Russia has increased the frequency of air assaults since late August using jet powered drones that are more difficult to intercept. Meanwhile, in the southeastern industrial hub of Zaporizhzhia, residents are adjusting to the movement of Russian FPV drones closer to their location.
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- Both center leaning sources focused on the adaptation of Ukrainian civilians to the evolving nature and frequency of Russian drone warfare.
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