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Ukrspecsystems unveiled the RAM-2X strike drone, designed to hit high-value targets at ranges up to 180 km. The company says it has already struck more than 450 targets. RAM-2X can remain airborne for over two hours, carry a 2.7 or 3.5 kg shaped-charge warhead, use AI assistants, and operate...

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