Russian invaders tried to shoot down a stork using a kamikaze drone
Russian occupiers continue to demonstrate their brutality by targeting not only civilian infrastructure and innocent people, but also Ukraine’s wildlife.
Unique footage from an enemy drone’s camera has surfaced online, showing the operator amusing himself by chasing a live bird.
The published footage clearly shows a Russian FPV drone attempting, for some reason, to catch up with a stork flying peacefully in the sky.
The enemy deliberately directed the deadly drone at a living symbol of Ukraine, attempting to strike it at high altitude. However, nature proved stronger than the Russian invaders’ technology.
“Fleeing from the dangerous drone, the bird made a sharp maneuver, spinning around its longitudinal axis and diving downward, leaving the Russian operator empty-handed,” the description of the published video notes.
The stork demonstrated remarkable agility and managed to successfully escape the explosion. As a result of a failed maneuver, the enemy drone lost its spatial orientation.
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