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10 hours in Odesa: Shahed drones, lights go off, candlelit dinner (and packing). Also, Shahed drones vs. FPV drones 101: Shaheds: big; do not see you; fly all the way to EU FPV: small (although some are a bit bigger). The pilots see and hunt you. Fly max 30...

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