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Video Shows Russian Drone Chasing Ukrainian Street Vendor in “Human Safari” Attack

Ukraine’s Zelensky shares a video of a Russian drone hunting a street vendor in Kherson, calling it a “safari” attack.

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Video Shows Russian Drone Chasing Ukrainian Street Vendor in “Human Safari” Attack

President Volodymyr Zelensky posted video showing a Russian drone pursuing a Ukrainian street vegetable vendor in the Kherson region, as the man runs around a van before the drone swoops down and detonates. The victim survived with multiple shrapnel wounds, concussion and trauma, a doctor said. Ukrainian officials called it a barbaric war crime and a deliberate, systemic intimidation tactic against civilians. BBC Verify geolocated the footage to a market space in Kherson’s Tavriiskyi district

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