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Ukraine: Russian robots blown up in transit

today at 01.06 Johan Edgar

The Ukrainian Defense Ministry claims that Russian robots have been destroyed on the occupied Crimean peninsula.

According to the ministry, an explosion occurred near the city of Dzhankoy when the Kalibr robots were being transported by rail, presumably on their way to be loaded onto Russian warships.

Kalibr is a family of robots with variants that are used against naval targets or as cruise robots, where the latter, according to the think tank CSIS, can reach up to 2,500 kilometers. (TT)

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