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All Russian "Shahed" drones are controlled online, according to Flash Beskrestnov, an advisor to President Zelensky. According to Beskrestnov, an operator in Russia can see a live video feed from the drone and control it in real-time, essentially using the "Shahed" as a large FPV (first-person view) drone. Furthermore,... show more

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