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Ukrainian Drones Kill Russian Soldiers in Autonomous Test

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A Ukrainian drone manufacturer claims that their company's one-time test two years ago used fully autonomous drones to kill Russian soldiers. The drones, preprogrammed to target a specific area using AI-powered

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