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🚨🇮🇷 Shahed drones are basically guided missiles with propellers, cruising at around 180 km/h and able to travel 2,000 km, long enough to smack the runway of a British RAF base in Cyprus recently, which they did. They cost $20k–$50k to make and they can be produced in bulk.... show more

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President Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський: Over the past week alone, the Russians struck Ukraine with 1,770 attack drones, more than 1,530 guided aerial bombs, and 86 missiles, including more than 20 ballistic ones. Each of these missiles contains at least 60 foreign components supplied to Russia in circumvention of sanctions. The schemes used for such supplies are known, and they must be shut down. If the world does not have enough air defense capabilities to close the sky against ballistic missiles in Europe and the Middle East simultaneously, we must deprive the Russians of the ability to assemble missiles at their factories. I am grateful to everyone who continues to work on sanctions to protect lives.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський: Over the past week alone, the Russians struck Ukraine with 1,770 attack drones, more than 1,530 guided aerial bombs, and 86 missiles, including more than 20 ballistic ones. Each of these missiles contains at least 60 foreign components supplied to Russia in circumvention of sanctions. The schemes used for such supplies are known, and they must be shut down. If the world does not have enough air defense capabilities to close the sky against ballistic missiles in Europe and the Middle East simultaneously, we must deprive the Russians of the ability to assemble missiles at their factories. I am grateful to everyone who continues to work on sanctions to protect lives.

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Over the past week alone, the Russians struck Ukraine with 1,770 attack drones, more than 1,530 guided aerial bombs, and 86 missiles, including more than 20 ballistic ones. Each of these missiles contains at least 60 foreign components supplied to Russia in circumvention of sanctions. The schemes used for such supplies are known, and they must be shut down. If the world does not have enough air defense capabilities to close the sky against ballistic missiles in Europe and the Middle East simultaneously, we must deprive the Russians of the ability to assemble missiles at their factories. I am grateful to everyone who continues to work on sanctions to protect lives.

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Irans masterclass in overwhelming air defenses. They fire 100 missiles mixed with cheap drones and cruise missiles to exhaust the interceptors then send in the Fattah hypersonic gliders. The Iron Dome never stood a chance.

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Iranian General Mohammad Reza Naqdi: We produce ballistic missiles at a rate exceeding the rate at which they are fired. In the field of drones as well, our production capacity is far greater than the rate at which they are deployed. Even if the war lasts for several years, our ballistic missiles will continue to rain down on the enemy.

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