Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1671: Foreign arms suppliers owe Ukraine $10.58 billion
For the first time in the war, Ukraine has dropped small robotic vehicles from heavy bombers deep behind Russian lines, helping clear 125 square kilometers of Donetsk Oblast near Lyman.
On day 1671 of the Russo-Ukrainian war, foreign arms suppliers owe Ukraine $10.58 billion, but Ukraine faces several challenges. Europe, which has given Russia years to perfect its aerial killing, now worries about a threat it had time to prepare for. Russia's recent heavy raid during election day caused concern, with the Kremlin leaving sirens silent during a major refinery burn.
Ukraine's innovative Vivaldi counteroffensive dropped robots 10 kilometers behind Russian lines, adding to the heavy drones already deployed. The cheap air-launched Dan-T weapon, built in the early 1990s, is now being used by Ukraine to counter Russian attacks. However, Ukraine's legal troubles persist as it faces a $22,400 legal bill, hindering its ability to recover the $403 million owed by foreign arms suppliers.
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