A Millennial Furniture Designer Is Behind the Drones Battering Russia
Ukraine War,Ukraine,Russia,Eastern Europe,Women,Young People
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Two weeks after the war began, the woman who would later revolutionize Ukraine's drone capabilities was driving through a town near Kyiv when her car came under Russian fire.
Iryna Terekh, the young owner of a small furniture company, sped out of the town of Bucha with her ailing mother in the passenger seat. She published a photo of a bullet hole in her car's rear bumper—and a defiant manifesto.
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