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Russian Drones Strike Odesa, Ukraine Retaliates with Drone Tech

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Russian drones strike Odesa, injuring fourteen, including children, while Ukrainian forces retaliate with increased drone usage and international partnerships. Zelenskyy seeks more American Patriot missiles to counter ballistic threats. Ukraines ground robots bolster infantry along the seven hundred seventy-mile front, and Middle Eastern nations learn counter-drone tactics from Ukraine.

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Russian Drones Strike Odesa, Ukraine Retaliates with Drone Tech

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Russian Drones Strike Odesa, Ukraine Retaliates with Drone Tech. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00Russian drones slammed Odessa before dawn, wounding 14 people, including two children in residential spots and civilian infrastructure. Meanwhile, a Ukrainian drone strike took out two folks in their 70s in the occupied part of Kursan region. Zelensky laid it out. Russia unleashed around 1900 attack drones, nearly 1400 guided bombs and about 60 missiles on. Ukraine? Just last week. Ukraine's knocking down over 90% of those drones, thanks to homegrown tech, but they need more American Patriot missiles to handle the ballistic threats. In Odessa, five of the wounded ended up hospitalized, mostly from Shravno. This port city's been in Russia's crosshairs repeatedly since the full invasion kicked off over four years ago on February 24th, 20. 22. Hammering civilian zones, non-stop. Ukraine's firing back hard, scaling up ground robots for supply runs, evacuations and firepower, to back their stretched infantry along the 7, 170 mile front.

1:04They're ordering 25,000 this year, double last year's count and teaming with Norway on drone production while Poland built a drone. Armada? Together. Plus, Ukraine's schooling Middle Eastern nations on countering Iranian drones and hitting deep Russian oil terminals to crimp Moscow's cash flow. Showing how this tech arms race is flipping the script. That's the story for today. Canada news today, driven by AI.

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