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Russian strikes on Ukraine are likely about to get worse as Kremlin stockpiles weapons, analyst says (opens the original)
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Kyiv — A daytime Russian attack on Ukraine Monday damaged civilian buildings and wounded more than 100 people across the country, according to local authorities. A drone exploded into the National Academy of Sciences in the heart of Kyiv. Hours later, a second drone damaged a private medical clinic just blocks away. In Dnipro, Ukraine's fourth-largest city, emergency crews rushed to evacuate wounded civilians from a business center also hit in broad daylight. And yet, the attack could have been
Ukrainian schoolkids are learning how to fly drones, because "we don't know how long this war will last" (opens the original)
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Kyiv — Wooden boards line the entry corridor, replacing windows shattered by a recent Russian drone attack near the school's campus, 20 miles south of Ukraine's capital. The principal says they could become a permanent fixture, as repairs would cost $500,000. Inside, children sit next to old Soviet guns — gifts from their parents' military units — leaning against the classroom walls as they tinker with sleek, first-person-view (FPV) drones spread out across tables. Tech Explorers, an educational
Ukraine's Zelenskyy tells CBS News Russia tried to attack his plane with drones twice in recent weeks (opens the original)
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Kyiv — Russia targeted the plane carrying Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy twice in recent weeks, Zelenskyy told CBS News in an exclusive interview on Tuesday. "In Moldova, my presidential jet was there, and that's why they attacked Moldova," Zelenskyy said. "When we went back home, again through Chisinau, they did the same." Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store previously said Zelenskyy's plane was "almost hit" by a drone in Moldovan airspace as the Ukrainian leader took off on his
Former Army Secretary Driscoll praises Ukraine's warfare innovation in Kyiv during 1st public appearance since resigning (opens the original)
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Kyiv - In his first public appearance since leaving the Trump administration, former Secretary of the Army Dan Driscoll warned of "an inflection point in warfare," arguing that the world's largest militaries "have not adopted the speed and the innovation that they need." Wearing a tie embroidered with a traditional Ukrainian pattern, Driscoll spoke alongside Eric Schmidt, the former Google CEO who now heads Perennial Autonomy, an American defense firm active in Ukraine. CNN's Fareed Zakaria mode
Millennial woman designing Ukraine's own ballistic missile says it will soon put Moscow in reach (opens the original)
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Kyiv — Ukraine's most important weapons manufacturer wears mismatched earrings and a black knit dress. "The good thing about being the boss is that you get to set the dress code," Iryna Terekh, the 34-year-old CEO of Fire Point, one of Ukraine's largest drone makers, told CBS News, grinning as she took a seat next to a model of one of the company's latest designs. With her high heels, bright smile, and entourage of millennial assistants and executives, Terekh stands out in her factory, where thr
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