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Russian Volunteers Hunt Putin’s Forces With Ukrainian Drones

Anti-Putin Russian volunteers are using Ukrainian drones to track and attack Russian forces, helping create new resistance tactics.

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Russian Volunteers Hunt Putin’s Forces With Ukrainian Drones

Russian anti-Putin volunteers say they are using drones originally provided to Ukraine to locate and disrupt Russian forces. They describe blending intelligence, surveillance, and small-scale drone strikes to target units in the field. The reports highlight a shift in how armed resistance is organized, with non-state actors adopting existing battlefield technology rather than waiting for formal support. The volunteers’ approach aims to raise the cost of operations for Moscow forces while demonstrating adaptability under changing front-line conditions.

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