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Drone attacks vegetable vendor in Ukraine, Zelenskyy calls it “human safari”

5 August 2026
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy released a video allegedly showing a Russian drone targeting a civilian in Kherson. In a social media statement, he emphasized the need for the world to witness the footage, which he claims illustrates Russian soldiers’ enjoyment in harming civilians. The drone reportedly pursued a man selling vegetables, detonating explosives near him. The targeted individual, identified as Yurii, survived but sustained multiple injuries, including shrapnel wounds and a concussion. He described his experience, stating he attempted to signal the drone operators that he was merely selling vegetables when the drone attacked. This incident reflects the ongoing dangers faced by civilians in Ukraine amid the conflict.

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The incident highlights the continuing risk to civilians in Ukraine from military actions, particularly in areas like Kherson that have been targeted by Russian forces. Recent attacks, including a missile and drone barrage on Kyiv, resulted in significant casualties, with at least 15 fatalities reported. The targeting of civilians and civilian infrastructure has raised international concerns and calls for accountability regarding war crimes. As the conflict persists, the humanitarian impact on the Ukrainian population remains severe, with growing evidence of military tactics that endanger non-combatants.

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