Russia’s barbarity in Ukraine continues to reach new levels, with the Southern city of Kherson now enduring what experts call the world’s first documented “drone siege.” Russian forces are deploying swarms of FPV and AI-guided drones to terrorize civilians and strike the city’s only secure supply route — the M-14 Kherson–Mykolaiv highway.
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As Russian forces escalate their attacks on Ukraine, a new documentary tells the story of a city under relentless assault—through the voices of its people. The “human safari”—Russia’s practice of hunting civilians with drones—recently recognized as a war crime and a crime against humanity by the United Nations and Human Rights Watch has been primarily focused on Ukraine’s Kherson region.
Overnight, Russian forces launched another wave of attacks across Ukraine, striking cities from Chernihiv to Kherson. The assault—carried out primarily with drones and guided bombs—targeted civilian infrastructure and residential areas, killing at least five people and injuring dozens more. The attacks underscore Moscow’s continued strategy of terrorizing population centers far from the front lines.
A recent report by the United Nations’ Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine has concluded that Russian armed forces have committed war crimes and crimes against humanity through systematic drone attacks targeting civilians in Ukraine’s Kherson region. Systematic Drone Attacks on Civilians Since July 2024, Russian forces have launched repeated drone strikes on Kherson city and 16 surrounding localities along the right bank of the Dnipro River.
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