A Russian missile struck a U.S.-owned drone factory in Kyiv, marking the first time Moscow has targeted a foreign American company in this war. The facility, Terminal Autonomy, produces AI-guided “deep-strike” drones like the AQ-400 Scythe and AQ-100 Bayonet—already deployed on the front lines. Despite its American ownership, Russia viewed it as a legitimate military target, echoing how any weapons production—even if U.S.-made—would be vulnerable. No casualties were reported, but the strike underscores how deeply entangled global military supply chains are in this escalating conflict.
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