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Iran's 'kamikaze' drones take to the skies above Ukraine

27 September 2022

8:23 PM

27 September 2022

8:23 PM

Ukraine is awash with foreign-made weapons, something that is true of both sides. While Ukraine uses American-made rocket systems, French, German and British artillery pieces, and anti-tank weaponry from across the globe, Russia is resorting to foreign suppliers of its own. This means artillery shells from North Korea and, increasingly, drones from Iran.

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