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Ukrainian manufacturer showcases its own range of drone munitions
A Ukrainian manufacturer of artillery ammunition and mines, which asked not to be named for security reasons, has presented a range of domestically developed drone munitions.
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Related coverage for "Ukrainian manufacturer showcases its own range of drone munitions": Defence Blog — Ukraine’s new cheap recon drone flies 150 km deep into enemy lines. Ukrainska Pravda — Ukrainian developer of UAVs and guided bombs unveils US$5,000 middle-strike drone. DNyuz — Police Raids on Ukrainian Drone Maker Fuel Fears About Press Freedom. NDTV — How An Indian Explosives Firm Got Caught In Sudan's Bloody Civil War. TASS — Mali finds evidence of Ukraine-trained terrorists operating in country. MS NOW — Ukraine unleashes one of its heaviest drone bombardments of Russia