Ukraine: BBC team flees Russian drone attack while reporting

Yogita Limaye was reporting from the town of Rodynske when a blast was heard nearby.

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The BBC's Yogita Limaye was reporting from Rodynske when a Russian drone struck nearby, forcing the journalist and her crew to take cover.

She was reporting on the latest technological developments in drone warfare in the area, when the attack took place.

Read more on how fibre optic drones have become the newest threat in the conflict.

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