A chilling video has emerged of a Russian drone chasing a terrified market seller around a van before detonating in Kherson, Ukraine. The footage, shared by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, shows the moment a 52-year-old man is wounded in the blast.
The video has sparked widespread condemnation, with Ukrainian officials describing the attack as a deliberate campaign of terror against innocent civilians. The man was selling vegetables at the market when he was targeted by the drone, which detonated right next to him.
The attack is the latest in a series of incidents in which civilians have been targeted by drones in Ukraine. Just hours earlier, a drone exploded on a Black Sea resort in Russia, killing seven people and injuring 17.
The conflict between Ukraine and Russia continues to escalate, with both sides denying targeting civilians deliberately. However, the use of drones to attack civilians has become increasingly common, with Ukrainian officials accusing Russia of carrying out a deliberate campaign of terror.
The incident in Kherson has been condemned by Ukrainian officials, with the foreign ministry describing it as a "deliberate campaign of terror against innocent civilians." The world is being urged to take action to prevent further attacks on civilians.
Russian forces have been accused of targeting civilians in a number of incidents in recent days, including a drone strike on a warehouse facility near St Petersburg. The attack left two people injured and sparked widespread condemnation.
The use of drones in the conflict is becoming increasingly sophisticated, with Ukrainian officials accusing Russia of using them to target civilians deliberately. The international community is being urged to take action to prevent further attacks on civilians.
The incident in Kherson has sparked widespread outrage, with many calling for stronger action to be taken to prevent further attacks on civilians. The use of drones in the conflict is becoming increasingly controversial, with both sides accused of targeting civilians.
