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After a kamikaze drone attack, the question arises: Who is selling these weapons to Russia?

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Iranian kamikaze drones may have attacked targets near Kiev for the first time. Iran denies being involved and, according to experts, Russia itself cannot produce drones. So where does this armament come from?

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After a kamikaze drone attack, the question arises: Who is selling these weapons to Russia?

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