In the Kharkiv region, occupiers who had surrendered were killed by their own drones (video)
Soldiers from the 3rd Separate Heavy Mechanized Brigade shared an incident from the Kharkiv region, where Russian soldiers, after surrendering, were killed by drone strikes carried out by their own forces.
After Ukrainian drones struck enemy positions, two occupiers attempted to flee and hid in a field.
Their movements were tracked by operators from the Crazy Cats FPV group, as well as the crews of "Crystal" and "Jinn."
During the rain, the occupiers hid in a drainage pipe, where they remained for about two hours. After the drones dropped supplies, they signaled their intention to surrender.
It is noted that a Ukrainian drone equipped with a loudspeaker offered them water and food, after which they began moving in the indicated direction.
However, the operators of the Russian UAVs attacked their own soldiers: first, an FPV drone killed one of them, and the second was destroyed by a strike after he tried to hide in the vegetation.
Video: The Armed Forces of Ukraine eliminated 14 occupiers wearing camouflage cloaks.
Earlier, Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces Oleksandr Syrskyi reported that the invaders’ current strategic goal is to seize additional territories to create a so-called “buffer zone” within the Dnipropetrovsk region.
The Ukrainian Armed Forces are adapting military training to effectively counter enemy drones and modern threats on the battlefield.
