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Drones carrying drones: Turkey turns Bayraktar TB2 into flying weapons carrier

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In an innovative leap in drone technology, Turkey's Bayraktar TB2 is being engineered as a launch platform for smaller kamikaze drones. Recently, it showcased its capabilities by successfully deploying Skydagger FPV drones onto targets. This integration…

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