A Russian ballistic missile hit a factory producing unmanned aerial vehicles in Kyiv overnight, according to a single report. The factory is owned by 'Terminal Autonomous,' a company registered in Denver, Colorado. The report notes this may be the first instance of Moscow targeting a US-registered firm during the war. Details on damage and casualties are not yet available.
A single source reported that a Russian ballistic missile struck a UAV manufacturing plant in Kyiv overnight. The plant is owned by Denver-registered Terminal Autonomous, which the channel describes as the first such targeting of a US-linked company in the war. The report is unverified and no further details on damage or casualties have emerged. The strike adds to the pattern of Russian long-range attacks on Ukrainian industrial targets, though the implication of targeting a US-registered entity could carry broader diplomatic significance if confirmed.
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