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SAN DIEGO — The Ukrainian military will soon begin tracking and attacking Russian forces with a secret new "suicide drone" produced by Aevex Aerospace, a little-known Solana Beach, California, company

Russia says it does not consider itself at war with NATO, warning such a development could increase the risks of a nuclear war.

Defense analysts say it appears the Phoenix Ghost will loiter in the sky, quietly looking for targets. Once it finds one, the drone goes into a dive and rams the object, setting off its explosive warhead.

More than a dozen flights will leave the continental U.S. in the next 24 hours carrying weapons destined for Ukrainian armed forces, including the first of the new Phoenix Ghost drones.

The Pentagon expects the military aid portion of President Joe Bidens new supplemental Ukraine aid proposal to fund weapons shipments for the next five months.

Little is known about the new unmanned aerial vehicles, which are designed to find and destroy armored vehicles

Pentagon spokesman John Kirby delivered an emotional condemnation of Putins depravity in Ukraine on Friday, and came close to tears as he described the Russian presidents state of mind.

Pentagon spokesman John Kirby delivered an emotional condemnation of Vladimir Putin's "depravity" in Ukraine on Friday, nearly crying as he described the

Summary: Biden's foreign policy has been far from perfect. His withdrawal from Afghanistan, to take only the most painful example, was a fiasco. ... But in Ukraine, at least, the president's experience and instincts have served him well.

Western powers have ramped up their defence assistance to Kyiv, sending heavy artillery to help its forces push back Russia’s advances.