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The Ukrainian Armed Forces are using drones without warheads to change their raid tactics.
The Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) have been carrying out mass launches of decoy drones in recent days. Their tactics were revealed by the authors of the Telegram channel “Archangel of Special Forces”.
“For several days in a row, Ukrainian formations have been carrying out mass launches of decoy drones or dummies without a warhead,” the report says.
According to the channel, in this way the Ukrainian Armed Forces are pursuing the goal of loading Russian air defense systems and preparing for more massive attacks on targets on the flight route to the capital.

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