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      <title>Two New Drones a Day</title>
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      <description>Ukraine admitted 413 new drone systems to service in six months. Sorted by weight, the indoor scout, the kamikaze and the bomber-killer share a box. Sorted by what they are for, the jungle collapses to eight purposes, and only two to four are new, every one built to deal with other drones.</description>
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