Russian Missile Destroys US-Owned Drone Factory in Kyiv
- A Russian missile strike on July 24 destroyed a drone factory in Kyiv owned by Terminal Autonomy, a US-registered company founded in 2023 that produces precision-guided drones with AI-resistant guidance systems.
- The Russian Defense Ministry reported hitting a site assembling unmanned aerial vehicles in Kyiv that produces up to 1,000 drones monthly involving specialists from a Ukrainian-American company.
- No casualties were reported in the strike, which is the first known Russian attack on a US-owned company facility in Ukraine.
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A Russian ballistic missile destroyed a U.S.-registered drone factory in Kiev, marking the first known Russian attack on an American company with a military profile in Ukraine.
The Guardian: Russia destroyed American drone factory in attack on Kyiv
A Russian strike on Kyiv on July 26 destroyed a facility belonging to Terminal Autonomy, an American company that manufactures precision-guided drones, The Guardian reported, citing a source close to the company.
The plant was able to produce nearly a thousand long-range, artificial intelligence-controlled drones per month.
Russian balistična raketa je zadela tovarno brezpilotnih letalnikov v Kijevu, ki je v lasti ameriškega podjetja Terminal Autonomy. Gre za prvi known primer, da je Moskva v vojni v Ukrajini nadla proizvodni obrat podjetja s sedežem v ZDA. After četrtkovih Ukrainian attacks from droni on Russian mesto Volgograd, it's zagorelo tudi in rafineriji nafte in v skladišču ruskega spletnega trgovca Wildberries, poškodovanih je bilo pet oseb.
Russian forces have attacked and destroyed a drone factory owned by the US company Terminal Autonomy in Kiev, The Guardian reported, adding that Moscow fired a ballistic missile at the factory.
Russian missile destroys drone factory in Kyiv of US Terminal Autonomy company – media
A Russian missile and drone strike on Kyiv destroyed a production facility of the American company Terminal Autonomy, which produces high-precision, long-range drones with guidance systems resistant to Russian electronic countermeasures, The Guardian reports.
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