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Russia Geranium CHEAP drones now cut through electronic warfare defenses. In a recent strike, just 2 Cheap drones destroyed a $5M HIMARS system & an ammo resupply vehicle. Once again exposing the growing tech & cost imbalance facing Ukraine & NATO.

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