Zaporizhzhya adapts as Russian FPV drones reach city streets
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Zaporizhzhya in southeastern Ukraine faces a growing threat from Russian first-person-view drones that are increasingly reaching the city's streets. Civilians and Ukrainian forces are adapting as attacks intensify near the front line.
Key Facts
- Russian FPV drones are increasingly reaching the streets of Zaporizhzhya in southeastern Ukraine.
- Civilians and Ukrainian forces are adapting to the intensified drone attacks near the front line.
- RFE/RL reports on how the drone threat is changing daily life in Zaporizhzhya.
Drone Threat
Russian first-person-view drones are increasingly reaching the streets of Zaporizhzhya in southeastern Ukraine. The city faces a growing threat from these drones as attacks intensify near the front line. RFE/RL examines how the drone threat is changing life in the city.
Civilian Adaptation
Civilians in Zaporizhzhya are adapting to the daily reality of Russian drone attacks. Ukrainian forces are also adjusting their tactics in response to the FPV drone threat. The report highlights how life near the front line has been transformed by the drone attacks.
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