Robert Brovdi, a Hungarian-born commander of the Ukrainian army's drone unit, showcased his team's successful strike on a Russian Mi-8 helicopter in eastern Kharkiv. The operation highlights the ongoing conflict dynamics in the region, where Russian forces have intensified attacks without achieving significant breakthroughs. Brovdi gained wider recognition after the Hungarian government initiated his EU ban due to his involvement in an attack affecting the Druzhba oil pipeline. The Hungarian government views this attack as a threat to national energy security, while Poland has expressed support for Brovdi. Teljes cikk (Telex.hu)