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These images are chilling: a Russian drone attacked a man in the middle of a market in Kherson

These images are chilling: a Russian drone attacked a man in the middle of a market in Kherson

These images are chilling: a Russian drone attacked a man in the middle of a market in Kherson
A Russian drone attacked a vegetable vendor in Kherson National Police
Igor Neporada
Igor Neporada

news feed editor

A drone from the aggressor country was circling over the market in the city of Kherson, targeting a civilian man who was simply selling vegetables.

This was reported by the press office of the National Police in the Kherson region.

These images are chilling, and they fill the heart with rage. The whole world needs to see them  

Kherson Regional Directorate of the National Police

The man in the video shows no signs of being a combatant; he is simply selling goods at the market, the police note. 

However, to the military of the aggressor country, he is still a target. The man is running around the van from which he was selling goods, while a drone circles above him

Kherson Regional Directorate of the National Police

It is noted that, fortunately, the 52-year-old resident of the Mykolaiv region survived. He sustained blast trauma, shrapnel wounds, and a concussion. Medical personnel are providing the victim with the necessary care.

Russian terrorists have claimed responsibility for the attack on a civilian in Kherson, calling the van carrying vegetables “dual-use equipment.” 

Civic activist and volunteer Serhiy Sternenko wrote that “if these monsters are eliminated, I personally guarantee a cash reward.”

As a reminder, throughout August 3, enemy drones and KABs continued to attack the Kherson region. They targeted cars, residential buildings, a medical facility, and city streets. As a result of the Russian shelling, one person was killed and nine were wounded.

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    • Igor Neporada
      Igor Neporada

      news feed editor

      He has a degree in oil and gas processing technology, but has been working in the media since 2000.

      He has worked as a regional editor for the following television channels: Espreso, UA/TV, Channel 4, and the online publications Espreso, Svoi, and Channel 5.

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