Russians in the Transdnistria direction remotely mine territories and attack civilians with drones

In the Transdnistria direction, Russian troops are actively using drones for remote mining and are carrying out daily strikes on civilian infrastructure and settlements along the Dnieper River.

This was reported by the spokesman for the Southern Defense Forces Vladislav Voloshyn: “In the Transdnistria direction, the enemy continues remote mining using drones. Currently, using UAVs, he is carrying out remote mining in the areas of Berislav and Novy Berislav – above the former Kakhovka dam.”

According to him, Russian troops are trying to mine the coast and roads between settlements, and are also conducting constant attacks on civilian objects and conducting reconnaissance of Ukrainian positions.

“The Russians are actively continuing reconnaissance and equipping their positions on the front line. They are striking our positions located on the coast. “They carry out several dozen drone strikes on settlements and civilian infrastructure every day, and in some settlements they simply organize a bloody safari for civilian residents, hunting not only public transport, but even cyclists and pedestrians,” the spokesman noted.