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Ukrainian drones have targeted a military manufacturing facility located in the Russian republic of Chuvashia, which is 600 miles from the Ukrainian border, resulting in two fatalities and injuries to over 30 individuals. President Zelensky verified that this site was responsible for producing parts for Russian military vehicles and missiles. This assault occurred just days prior to Russia's reduced Victory Day celebration. The Pentagon is closely monitoring the situation, as Ukraine's increasing reach intensifies pressure on Putin and elevates the risk of escalation. Here’s what this implies for the United States.

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00:00Ukrainian drones just delivered one of the deepest strikes inside Russia of the entire war.
00:05The target, a military production site in the Russian Republic of Chuvashia,
00:10600 miles from the Ukrainian border.
00:13Two people were killed and more than 30 injured in the long-range missile and drone attack.
00:18Ukrainian President Zelensky confirmed the site produced components for Russian military vehicles and missiles.
00:25More than 20 apartment buildings were damaged.
00:27The region was placed under a state of emergency.
00:31The strike came just days before Russia's Victory Day parade on May 9th,
00:35and Moscow has scaled back its annual military display amid fears of further Ukrainian drone attacks.
00:42For the United States, this matters.
00:45The deeper Ukraine reaches into Russia, the more pressure on Putin's war machine.
00:50And the higher the chance of either a peace deal or dangerous escalation,
00:54The Pentagon is closely watching how Russia retaliates next.
00:58We'll be right here.
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