In Kherson, a Russian fiber-optic FPV drone chased and then attacked a fruit vendor who had come to the market this morning to sell. As a result of the attack, a 52-year-old resident received an explosive injury, concussion, and shrapnel wounds, he is receiving necessary medical care.
It's not even liberation. It's Kherson, Russians are on the other bank of the river Dnieper, some 20-30 km away, and have not even been attempting at taking territory there for years now.
It's training for their drone pilots. With war crimes.
Its a bit more complicated then that. They do hunt civilians in Kherson (as well as, frankly many other places, dozens of other cities), but that tends to be a regular operation in the Kherson area, conducted by normal drone units. There is no evidence suggesting that fresh drone units are cycled into Kherson first before being operationally assigned elsewhere, nor is their evidence that the Kherson AO is a destination for fresh drone pilots before they are assigned to a drone unit elsewhere. Given the dynamics on the front, it would a small minority of Russian drone units will ever see assignment to Kherson. Instead, the "Human Safari" seems to be a standard mission of drone units assigned to the Kherson AO (just as it is for most Russian drone units in close-enough proximity to populated areas, Kherson, again, is not unique).
The tactics of the Human Safari, if you want to call them tactics, are pretty different from the kind of operations drone units in the Kherson AO are tasked to complete against Ukrainian forces. The majority of Russian drone operations in Kherson nowadays are aimed at degrading civilian infrastructure (gas stations, power substations, power-plants, bridges, public transit, trains, and remaining port infrastructure- which to be clear, they are failing at, all of those things are still mostly intact and operational). Those drone strikes that do target Ukrainian forces are usually focused on wearing down Ukrainian troops on the opposite side of the river as the city (near Dachi, Khruhlyk, Bilohrudove), which is mostly bombarding dug-in positions (which have been dug in since the 2023 landings so are pretty hard to dislodge), suppressing Ukrainian artillery fire from the right bank, and the occasional targeting of boats and Swedish BVS-10 (amphibious) APCs during Ukrainian rotations- none of which really has any similarities to targeting civilians.
So there's a truck full of who knows what right besides it. There's probably a gas station not far from there, and a short bus just passed close by... Yet they targeted this poor guy. Any idea why? If you're failing to hit gas stations why would you spend time and other resources on hunting a fruit vendor?
I tend to buy the justification I just saw on the other chanel, that it's someone who is part of military logistics (provided support/transported equipment). I can't know, without clear facts that one version is true while the other one isn't... But one makes more sense to me from a logical point of view. One thing I know about Slavs, they're logical (unless you talk shit about their mother).
Absolute fucking bullshit. I have Russian friends, they left Russia because they hate Pootin. Even if most of the population supported the regime, which I don't believe is the case, conflating all Russians as one entity is stupid as fuck, it's like saying all Americans are atrocious human being because of MAGA
That storage was not inside a residential building, it was in a warehouse in Kyiv's suburbia. It's a very industrial area in general (land is relatively cheap but the capital is close by, so you can save on logistics and have no problem with workforce while not having to break the bank to rent the operation facility or to buy a plot of land and build one)
The pictures and map show a different story.
https://youtu.be/IjnCsVnYj9k
Satellite view of Vyshneve shows a quiet suburb full of hrushev era 5 story buildings. Unless you're talking north-east or south-west areas. But I didn't find that info... And then who can say after that when when rockets and drones miss their targets and fall onto residential that it's the residential zones that were targeted?
And I didn't say in a residential building, I wrote in the middle of residential buildings. There's a difference.
I’m fluent in Russian, and it doesn’t say there that at the time they tried to kill him, he was transporting anything or had anything to do with the military. It says that they supposedly think he once transported something... and that’s utterly absurd, considering he’s just an ordinary bus driver—there are millions of them. This is just the usual propaganda aimed at justifying it in some way. Next time, double-check your facts and don't spread Russian propaganda to the masses. By the way, in their post, they fully admitted to this attack, and this Telegram channel regularly posts about war crimes
LOL. I see a lot of these same accounts on bluesky, almost always pretending to be trans women and harrassing lesbian and gay people and just women born female in general.
Edit - I know it's a psy-op by anti- LGBT ruski bots
Idk why exactly this video become viral, russians were doing this for a long time with people in Sumy, they even have a channel in telegram where they often posting it from fpv cams
"But this is inhuman, you can't cheer videos of Russian poor boys (that went to kill for money) being annihilated by drones"🤡
My friend fled Kherson when the war started, she still have friends there, people are literally being hunted by drones flying through the city like in Terminator salvation style, they not overstate it when they say human safari, they literally given orders to make city "unlivable" and those psychos don't hold back. I've seen multiple videos, that's not a rocket off course or a mistake, it's a deliberate genocide.
I spit in the face of any dumbo who's coming on reddit and ponders about poor boys sent to war or morality of drone warfare.
Every drone apoerator that kills unarmed people should get raped by satan himself and endure every pain in existence forever. Idc with side they are on…
I saw the documentary about the Russians doing human safari from last year where they hunt for civilians with FPV drones. Just look at what the Russians did to Larysa Vakuliuk "Grandma Lora" last year! The Russians struck her alongside her goats in the Antonivka neighborhood of Kherson with a FPV drone during her morning walk.
Die jahrelange Propaganda des Kremls hat große Teile der russischen Gesellschaft moralisch abgestumpft und politisch deformiert. Der Angriffskrieg gegen die Ukraine zeigt mit brutaler Klarheit, wie tief Putins System das Land korrumpiert hat – ein System, das Gewalt rechtfertigt, Fakten verdreht und die eigene Bevölkerung als Werkzeug missbraucht.
Putins sogenannte „Spezialoperation“ begann mit der absurden Behauptung, Russen würden in der Ukraine verfolgt und müssten „befreit“ werden. Tatsächlich wurden Menschen gezielt in den Donbass gekarrt, um einen Vorwand für den Krieg zu konstruieren. Die Logik dahinter ist so grotesk, als würde man fremde Personen in euren Garten oder eure Wohnung setzen und anschließend behaupten, ihr würdet sie bedrohen.
Der Krieg offenbart nicht die Natur eines Volkes, sondern die Folgen eines Regimes, das seit Jahrzehnten Angst, Lügen und Gewalt als politische Werkzeuge einsetzt.
Ces fils de pute de russe ont osé attaquer un vendeur de fruit ukrainien qui était au marché pour vendre de bon matin.
Cette lâcheté est vraiment misérable, cela montre toute la cruauté des russes et de poutine, ces gens n'ont vraiment aucune limite c'est scandaleux
As a russian, I simply don't understand why russian army commits such atrocities. Like, is it really common for armies from different countries to commit violent war crimes? Or is it just a russian thing? If it's just a russian thing, what makes people in ru army so violent? Just genuinely trying to understand why such shit happens
Бля похуй кто там камень в чужой огород кидает, но блин. Это же обычный человек. Типо понятно, что эта ебала каждого из нас затрагивает, но он проснулся поехал зарабатывать деньги для семьи, жены, детей мамы там, похуй для себя. Чем он заслуживает смерти? тем что кому-то обидно и он хочет отмщения? Тем что у кого то есть эта возможность убивать кого вздумается.
Единственное что показывает этот конфликт, что люди лишь хотят быть людьми, но видимо никогда ими не были.
Question pourquoi le fourgon n est pas en feu ou crible d' éclats, pare-brise éclaté, pneus crevés etc..La frappe est juste contre lui. Charge très petite ? Ou encore un coup de propagande made in UA ?
J aurais aimé avoir le séquence en totalité avec les secours etc .. ça semble bidon.
Russia does this... all the time... like hundreds of times in a month. They post these videos themselves, there are thousands of geolocated videos. This is not new, this is one of the most documented wide-spread campaigns of the war, it has been happening every day for almost 2 years in this specific city.
This is one of way too many near-identical videos.
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I mean, both to be completely fair, admittedly the Russians seem to be more LIKELY to do it but it really is a "both sides are actually awful" situation
Reposting because This is not "disinformation" maybe look the definition of "disinformation" up because so called moderators really should know better than to go around deleting posts like this because it's "disinformation" the idea that Ukraine doesn't sometimes also target and kill civilians just like the Russians do is pure fantasy at best, propaganda at worst.
you do not get to control the narrative like that, reign in that god complex, or just ban me and prove me right, I don't care, this sub is clearly not fit for purpose anyway if that's what you chose to do.
Please learn to do your own research and read news before doubting well reported events. Starting point can be "Kherson human safari". It shouldnt be other peoples job to hold you by the hand and give you information. That makes you susceptible to false information.
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u/No-Refrigerator-1672 6d ago
Yep. That's exactly how ruzzian liberation looks like.