A Ukrainian soldier is testing a fiber-optic-controlled drone near Kyiv, which allows for undetected infiltration of enemy lines despite electronic warfare tactics like jamming. While these drones can carry explosives inexpensively, their reliance on a cable makes them traceable to the launch point, posing a risk of counterattacks. Military expert Ivan Stupak highlights the importance of launching from multiple, changing positions to mitigate this vulnerability, noting that Ukraine is also developing technology to detect Russian fiber optic drones.
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Baby in hospital after vicious dog attack in Manchester
A dog attack in Denton, Greater Manchester, has left a one-year-old child and two adults hospitalized with injuries. Eyewitnesses reported that people were "covered in blood" during the incident on Baslow Road, prompting the arrival of armed police and specialist dog handlers. The police confirmed that three individuals were treated in the hospital, and they are investigating the situation, including the breed of the dog involved, which may be subject to UK breed bans. Full...
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