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🚨🇮🇷 CHEAP DRONES ARE CHANGING MODERN WAR Geopolitical analyst Paul Warburg says the U.S. underestimated how powerful low cost drones can be. He points to Ukraine and other wars where cheap weapons forced even the strongest militaries to adapt.

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