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Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1663: Russia strikes a passenger train near the Polish border as drone swarms push deeper into western Ukraine

The attacks raise the risk to civilian travel near a NATO frontier, days after Warsaw warned Moscow could hit the crossings, while far from home Ukrainian drone specialists surface fighting Russian forces from Mali to Sudan.

Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1663: Russia strikes a passenger train near the Polish border as drone swarms push deeper into western Ukraine

On day 1663 of the Russo-Ukrainian war, Russia launched an attack on a passenger train near the Polish border, while drone swarms pushed deeper into western Ukraine. Ukraine's military carried out a successful reclamation of 240 square kilometers of territory north of Lyman, though this victory went unnoticed for three months. The military sees the rapid development of modern weapons as a long-term strategy, with Russia expected to use drones carrying 20-element anti-jam antennas to counteract Ukraine's jamming efforts.

Meanwhile, Ukraine's drone interceptors show promise, but scaling them up to match their success against slower drones remains a significant challenge. In response to the war, Ukraine has sought international support, with the EU releasing $7 billion to purchase Patriot missiles and drones. Additionally, Ukrainian drone specialists are supporting forces battling Russian troops in Mali, and Sudan, among other locations.

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