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'It Feels Like A Safari': How Zaporizhzhya Survives Daily Russian Attacks
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Zaporizhzhya in southeastern Ukraine is facing a growing threat from Russian first-person-view (FPV) drones, which are increasingly reaching the city's streets. RFE/RL looks at how civilians and Ukrainian forces are adapting as attacks intensify and the drone threat changes life near the front line.
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