In Sumy, Russian FPV drones have been deliberately attacking civilians

A video released on August 6 shows a drone chasing a passerby and exploding next to him. A few seconds later, another drone repeats the attack.

This is no longer a random hit or “collateral damage.” This is a hunt for people.

Unarmed civilians. Those who are simply walking down the street in their city.

Such footage appears daily from Sumy, Kherson, Zaporizhzhia, Kharkiv, Kramatorsk, and other frontline cities. Russian drone operators are chasing pedestrians, cars, the elderly, volunteers, and medics.

The world has seen thousands of such videos. It has seen children killed, the elderly, and civilians in wheelchairs. But these crimes too often remain news only for local channels and those whose loved ones live under constant terror.

Russia has turned modern technology into a tool to prey on defenseless people. And the silence in response only gives Russians confidence that the next attack will also go unnoticed.