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"I Feel No Shame": Ukrainian Drone Maker Vows Revenge on Russia
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"I Feel No Shame": Ukrainian Drone Maker Vows Revenge on Russia

From Delfi · () Lithuanian

Translated from Lithuanian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • The head of a Ukrainian drone manufacturer stated she feels no shame about retaliatory drone strikes inside Russia.
  • She described carrying out such strikes as the "greatest luxury" possible in life.
  • The statement reflects a defiant stance amid the ongoing conflict.

The leader of a Ukrainian drone manufacturing company has declared her lack of remorse regarding drone attacks launched into Russian territory. She articulated that conducting retaliatory strikes within Russia represents the "greatest luxury" achievable in her life.

This bold statement underscores a defiant attitude from Ukrainian defense industries, which are increasingly playing a crucial role in the nation's defense efforts. As the conflict with Russia continues, Ukrainian manufacturers are pushing the boundaries of their capabilities, developing and deploying advanced technologies.

I feel no shame.

โ€” Head of Ukrainian drone manufacturerResponding to questions about drone strikes inside Russia.

The sentiment expressed by the drone company head highlights the psychological and strategic dimensions of the war. For Ukraine, striking targets within Russia is not just a military objective but also a symbolic act of defiance and a means of imposing costs on the aggressor nation. The "luxury" she speaks of likely refers to the satisfaction of striking back at the source of the ongoing aggression.

The greatest luxury in life possible is retaliatory drone strikes in Russia.

โ€” Head of Ukrainian drone manufacturerDescribing her feelings about Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian territory.
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Originally published by Delfi in Lithuanian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.