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Russia Deploys New Drone Weapon Against Ukraine's Power Grid and Bridges

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Russia has deployed a new drone weapon against Ukraine's power grid and bridges. The drone, equipped with a special warhead designed to cut through high-voltage masts and steel bridge structures, was used for the first time on Wednesday. The weapon, known as a cumulative-cutting special warhead (KRSN), consists of a 40 kg main charge and four impact modules, totaling around 60 kg. It was used to target a 330 kV power line transition in Kyiv, disrupting major power flows and fiber-optic control channels. The use of this new weapon raises fears of a ruthless winter campaign against Ukraine's energy supply.

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