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The front-line drone 'kill zone' is widening, up to 50 km in some areas. Officials say 'it's a dead zone.'
Ukraine's front lines have become a drone-saturated 'kill zone' where military assets are rapidly destroyed, with some areas extending up to 50 kilometers. Officials describe it as a persistent, expanding threat where vehicles and equipment face immediate destruction.
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