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'Very difficult to defeat' — How Russia uses mesh networks inside drones to precision-strike Kyiv

Outlet: The Kyiv Independent · Polina Moroziuk · Published 21/10/2026 06:43 UTC

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A city stretches out beneath the lens of a Russian drone. Roads, apartment blocks, parks, and office buildings come into view as the weapon closes in on its target. Footage like this has become all too familiar over the course of Russia's full-scale war, usually captured by small

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21/10/2026 06:43 UTC
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