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Ukraine's robotic gun turrets have scored their first kills of Russia's fastest attack drones

Ukraine's robotic gun turrets take down Russia's fastest attack drones

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Ukraine's civilians are bracing for the worst as Russian drones increasingly target residential areas. The situation is dire, with thousands potentially caught in the crossfire.

Ukraine's military has been racing to develop countermeasures, including robotic gun turrets. Business Insider reports that Russia's drones are getting faster and deadlier, prompting the West to scramble for solutions.

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Will Ukraine's robotic gun turrets be enough to counter Russia's drone threat?

Coverage does not yet specify the effectiveness of these turrets in large-scale combat.

How fast are Russia's attack drones?

According to Kyiv Post, they could reach speeds of up to 900 Km/h.

When will Ukraine's drone interceptors be available?

Ukrinform reports that they will not be available until at least the end of November.

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