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Russian drone attacks are reshaping life in Ukraine
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Russian drone attacks are reshaping life in Ukraine

Russia’s daily barrages of aerial attacks have transformed life into ‘hell’ for Ukraine’s soldiers and millions of Ukrainian civilians who live in constant fear of drone swarms and aerial bombs, the FT’s Christopher Miller tells Ian Bremmer on GZERO World.

Former (and incoming) President Donald Trump and Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy meet at Trump Tower in New York City, on Sept. 27, 2024.
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Trump wants more Ukrainians drafted

President-elect Donald Trump promised on the campaign trail to end the war in Ukraine “on Day One” of his administration. His supporters have long argued Trump should be taken seriously but not literally, and his team has since rolled back that expectation and insists on a 100-day ceasefire timeline instead.

Ukraine's killer dune buggies
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Ukraine's killer dune buggies

Before Russia invaded Ukraine, metalworker Volodymyr Sadyk specialized in making gates at his shop in western Ukraine, near the Romanian border. But in his spare time, he and his friends also built and raced dune buggies. When the war began, Volodymyr had an idea — he offered some of the buggies to the Ukrainian army, which was looking for ways to even the playing field against a much larger enemy. The response from Kyiv was immediate: send us more.