Activity of enemy drones on the Sloviansk-Izyum road
Recently, the dangerous activity of enemy drones on the Sloviansk-Izyum road has peaked. Just yesterday evening, September 4, about 10 attacks on equipment were recorded. This was reported by 'Glavkom' referring to DeepState.
One of the attacks occurred near the settlement of Karpivka, where the enemy burned a civilian bus using FPV drones capable of pinpoint strikes from more than 25 km away from the front.
These events indicate a worsening situation and point to a threat in this area. The enemy is using geographical features to carry out aerial attacks at heights where the flight of the aircraft becomes easier.
Military personnel urge local residents and volunteers to be careful when planning routes in this area and to remember the presence of enemy drones.
Drones over Dobropillya
Experts from DeepState updated information about the launch of FPV drones over Dobropillya. Among the targets of the Russian armed forces are civilian objects, vehicles, enterprises, residential buildings, food establishments, and stores.
Only on July 9, pilots from one of the brigades struck about 40 FPV drone targets over Dobropillya. One of the main goals of the enemy is to extend the range of FPV drones through fiber optics for further strikes on logistical targets.
Ukrainian soldiers have faced increased activity of enemy drones in various areas, including the Sloviansk-Izyum road and Dobropillya. Attacks on civilians, transport, and infrastructure are becoming increasingly threatening, requiring greater attention and vigilance from Ukrainian soldiers and residents.