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Ukraine’s top drone commander Madyar: “Kyiv in three days” will never happen again. “The Baltics in three days”? I’m not sure. Drones are this century’s plague. NATO overestimates its readiness for the Russian tech pressure Ukraine now holds back. 1/

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