In the Vilhuvatskуі community, Russian drones attacked utility workers, energy workers, and a grain truck

During the morning of June 4, Russian FPV drones hit civilian cars in the Vilhuvatsk community of the Kharkiv region. The energy workers’ transport, a local resident’s car, a grain truck, and a municipal utility vehicle were hit.

The head of the Vilhuvatsk rural military administration, Yevhen Shapoval, reported on the situation.

According to him, the first to be hit by the FPV drone was the energy workers’ car, which was on its way to work.

“The car with the energy workers was going to work, it was attacked by the FPV drone. Fortunately, everyone is alive,” said Yevhen Shapoval.

Another incident occurred on the road between Prikolotne and Velikiy Burluk. A local resident received a timely warning from the military about the approach of the drone, left the car, and moved to a safe place.

“The military warned her about the FPV drone in time. She quickly got out of the car and moved to a safe area, after which the drone hit the car. It’s just a happy coincidence that everything turned out this way,” said the head of the rural military administration.

The third attack was directed at a grain truck moving towards Prikolotne from the village of Pidseredne.

“The grain truck was also attacked by an FPV drone. Fortunately, the driver is alive. He received first aid at our outpatient clinic in Prikolotne,” Volodymyr Shapoval reported.

In addition, the drone attacked a car belonging to a municipal enterprise employee who was in Velyky Burluk on official business.

According to the head of the community, all four incidents occurred in just one morning.

“The main conclusion is that everyone is alive. But the Russians continue to terrorize the civilian population,” the head of the village military administration emphasized.

The highway connecting Prikolotne with Velyky Burluk and further to Pechenegy, Chuguev and Kharkiv is currently of particular danger.

“The Russians are paying attention to the main road that connects the actual center of the Vilhuvat community – Prikolotne – with Velikiy Burluk and further to Kharkiv. This is the main transport artery of the community,” Yevhen Shapoval emphasized.

He also noted that on this day, the Russian troops focused on the use of FPV drones.

“If we talk about the types of weapons with which the Russians are attacking the community, the emphasis was on FPV drones. Fortunately, there were no guided bombs today and yesterday, just as there were no “shaheeds” or other prowling drones,” said the head of the Vilhuvat village military administration.