A Russian ballistic missile strike destroys the Kyiv drone factory of Terminal Autonomy, a company registered in Delaware, according to reports from The Guardian and Kyiv Post. Both outlets say the attack represents what appears to be an unprecedented instance in the war where Moscow targets a US company directly. Terminal Autonomy is described as producing precision “deep-strike” drones and guidance systems that are resistant to Russian jamming. Kyiv Post reports there are no casualties linked to the strike. The Guardian similarly describes the facility being destroyed and notes information attributed to a person familiar with the company about its drone and guidance technology, but does not provide additional independent verification. The outlets frame the incident as a development that may broaden the scope of targets beyond those previously associated with US-linked interests, though the reporting stops short of confirming whether Moscow’s action is definitively the first such case. Overall, the two sources agree on the location (Kyiv), the type of weapon (ballistic missile), the owner’s Delaware registration, and the reported absence of casualties.