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Putin: We should become one of global leaders in drones by 2030

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"Russia has to become one of the global leaders in drones by 2030," Russian President Vladimir Putin stressed on Tuesday. Speaking at a meeting on the development of unmanned aviation, he praised the country's drone production, calling it "impressive."

"Within the framework of the national project, more than 400 domestic companies have already become residents of research and production centers. They are creating capacities for research and production of drones, as well as ground infrastructure for testing drones. That is, all the conditions are being created so that promising ideas and startups can reach the stage of serial production as quickly as possible," he commented.

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