A Russian ballistic missile strike destroyed a factory producing drones owned by the American company Terminal Autonomy in Kyiv on Friday. The facility, registered in Delaware, develops advanced autonomous drones equipped with artificial intelligence resistant to Russian signal jamming, according to The Guardian. According to experts at the company, AI takes control of the drone if the opponent disables radio or mobile connections. The company's website states that Ukrainian forces are already using their weapons on the front lines. Russia's state news agency Tass reported on Sunday that the facility produced the AQ-400 Scythe and AQ-100 Bayonet drones but did not mention that the plant was owned by an American company, only noting cooperation between a 'Ukrainian-American company.' Former high-ranking U.S. intelligence officer Anthony Vinci stated that Russia does not care about ownership of the facility, saying any site producing weapons for Ukraine is a legitimate military target regardless of ownership. No one was killed in the attack, and neither Terminal Autonomy nor the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense have commented on the incident. Following Thursday's Ukrainian drone attacks
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