The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) alleges that a woman retrieved nine drones and associated control equipment from hidden caches and transported them to a rented garage. The FSB states that the drones were equipped with explosive devices, though independent verification of these specific technical claims is currently pending.
Myanmar Military Steps Up Airstrikes in Rakhine as Ground Offensive Stalls
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Crisis Group expert Thomas Kean examines why the Myanmar military’s faltering counteroffensive and escalating air attacks have further dimmed prospects for a ceasefire in Rakhine State.
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