Russia uses drones to hunt Ukrainian citizens: HRW | News of Russia-Ukrainian War

NGOs call on Russian accountability for war crimes in targeting Ukrainians with drones.

Russian forces use drones to hunt and attack civilians in Ukraine and continue it, so according to Human Rights Watch (HRW).

In a report broadcast on Tuesday, HRW reported that Russian servicemen were repeatedly placed drones without drones to attack civilian goals In the war for more than three years with Ukraine. NGOs, violating the laws of war, killing hundreds of civilians and hundreds of injured.

References of Russian drones and witnesses and witnesses, Watchdog claims that in Kherson, southern Russia, especially in Kherson city, “deliberately or carelessly”.

“Russian drone operators can watch their goals with high resolution video broadcasts, killing and horrifying the intentions and horrifying the terrible citizens, and terrifying, HRW was a director on weapons and conflict.

“The international community is an example of the Russian war crimes and the sample of all roads for victims of crimes against humanity in Ukraine.”

The findings support the reports of residents and officials in Kherson earlier this year, he said that the Russian Drone operators targeted civilians in the beginning of this year “Human Safaris”.

HRW, 83 videos, which are 36 surviving and witnesses, as well as the visual materials presented by witnesses and researchers, as well as 83 videos, which are 83 videos, met with 83 videos.

In general, in June 2024, in June 2024, civilians and civil facilities in 2024, including at least 45 “deliberately doron attacks” were noted.

The authorities in Kherson were injured at least 30 deaths and 500 civilians from the dore attacks in the same period.

2025 January Human Rights Monitoring Mission was reported to be 70 percent of the civilian custody in Kherson.

“Attacks said terror terror in the civilian population in Kherson, that he was part of a large attack on the population.”

HRW said that Russia has placed the trade drones made by Chinese companies, Dji Autel and one Russian company Sudoplatov, a Russian company, described himself as a “voluntary organization.”