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Shtilerman, Co-founder of Fire Point, Ukraine’s biggest private drone maker: FirePoint began when I saw foreign drones carrying 15 kg for 400 km priced at about $200,000. We built something cheaper, and as I recall it, our first strike took out an A-50 in Taganrog. 1/

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