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"We hit their helicopter landing site and damaged several helicopters. But we didn't know at first that the day before we hit Adler, Putin had met with Tokayev there. Putin was 12 kilometres away from the place where the second strike of Liutyi took place. This was confirmed to us later," intelligence sources tell Ukrainska Pravda.

At the same time, the Russians did not even know what hit them.

"When it struck Sochi, they assumed it was from a ship or from the mountains in Georgia. They had no idea it came from Ukraine, then all of a sudden it hit St. Petersburg – practically opp end of country. It was evidently a shock for them", a person involved in the launches recalls in a conversation with Ukrainska Pravda.

Read article from Ukrainska Pravda to find out how Ukrainian kamikaze drone Liutyi went the way from a single model to main arsonist of Russian factories & airfields, a context full-scale war, why Ukrainian operators is afraid launching & how competition between special services gave drone a chance to become a truly serial weapon.

‘Impressive appetite to innovate’The initial analysis of the Liutyi little notes that its with a very low flight. It does not appear designed to support high tempo or prolonged flight operations. But this drone live on.