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FUKUYAMA: Ukrainians developing new generation of drones built in Ukraine, along with rockets that can strike operational targets. We've seen this unfolding as we speak in Russian-occupied Crimea. Withdrawal from Crimea would mean an enormous political defeat for Vladimir Putin. Ukrainians have been systematically taking out Russian air defenses...

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