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Russian Drones Are Attacking Ukrainian Civilians in Kherson; 93-page HRW Report Exposes Russian Military Drones Committing War Crimes Against Civilians For The Purpose of Instilling Terror. (www.hrw.org)

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Web Feature:Listen, Run, Hide.

Full Report:Hunted From Above: Russia’s Use of Drones to Attack Civilians in Kherson, Ukraine.

In 2024, Russian drone strikes killed dozens of civilians and injured hundreds more in the city of Kherson, in apparently deliberate or reckless attacks that constitute war crimes.

The attacks have the apparent purpose of instilling terror in the civilian population in Kherson, part of a widespread attack against that population.

These attacks underscore the urgency of identifying effective ways to enforce respect for international humanitarian law, including through prosecutions of serious crimes in Ukraine.

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[–] Pro@programming.dev 2 points 4 days ago (1 children)

It's scary to read about how this technology is being used here.

[–] FizzyOrange@programming.dev 2 points 4 days ago

Yeah I think the weight limit of drones meant that the murderbot scenario was kept at bay for a while. You can't really put a 4090 on a cheap drone.

The fibre optic thing totally changes that though.