WSJ: Russia's shadow fleet turns to nets and rubber tires as makeshift drone armor
The Journal says oil exports help finance Moscow's war effort, and that Ukraine is trying to hit them "hard."
The Journal reports, in a story published Oct. 31, on Russia's shadow fleet. According to the Journal, the fleet is turning to nets and rubber tires as makeshift armor against drones. The Journal says Russian oil exports help pay for Moscow's war effort.
It adds that Ukraine is trying to hit those exports "hard." Each point above is the Wall Street Journal's account of events, as the newspaper presents it, and is attributed to that outlet alone.
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Makeshift drone armor on Russia's shadow fleet
The Wall Street Journal reports that Russia's shadow fleet is turning to nets and rubber tires as makeshift drone armor. It says Ukraine is trying to hit oil exports "hard," exports it says help pay for Moscow's war effort.
- The Wall Street Journal (news): Russia’s Shadow Fleet Turns to Nets and Rubber Tires for Makeshift Drone Armor
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- The Wall Street Journal (news): Russia’s Shadow Fleet Turns to Nets and Rubber Tires for Makeshift Drone Armor
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