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Russian soldiers in Kharkiv region couldn’t immediately launch drones during Ukrainian counter-offensive because of a software installation

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A new Reuters investigation highlights the dysfunction in Russia’s military occupation of Kharkiv.
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Notes from soldiers to superiors show them begging for non-military-grade drones.
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Once received, the drones were not ready to be used because they needed the right software first.
A Russian battalion in Balakliia, Kharkiv, sent pleas for more drones in late July as Ukraine ramped up its eastern counter-offensive supported by American weaponry, and some troops were ultimately held back by a software installation, according to a new investigation by Reuters.
A trove of thousands of military documents left behind by the defeated Russian forces in Kharkiv, who retreated in mid-September, and obtained by Reuters illuminated their brief regime of torture and later, failing aerial capabilities.
The troops asked their superiors in Russia…
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