#FPV Drone
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![Russian artillery system moments before being struck by Ukrainain drone, January 2026. (Photo: 18th Army Corps)]( "Russian artillery system moments before being struck by Ukrainain drone, January 2026. (Photo: 18th Army Corps)")
![Hideout of the Russian infantry burns after a Ukrainian drone strike, January 12, 2025. (Source: 28th Separate Mechanized Brigade)]( "Hideout of the Russian infantry burns after a Ukrainian drone strike, January 12, 2025. (Source: 28th Separate Mechanized Brigade)")
![A Russian tractor fitter with anti-drone armor and EW devices, January 8, 2026. (Source: Ukrainian Border Guard Service)]( "A Russian tractor fitter with anti-drone armor and EW devices, January 8, 2026. (Source: Ukrainian Border Guard Service)")
![“Human Safari”: Russian Drone Pilots Intentionally Hunt Civilians on Ukraine’s Streets]( "“Human Safari”: Russian Drone Pilots Intentionally Hunt Civilians on Ukraine’s Streets")
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![Photo of Amira Barkhush]( "Photo of Amira Barkhush")
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- War in Ukraine
The term “Human Safari” sounds like a premise from a dystopian fictional novel, but for those living along the Dnipro River, it isn’t the case. It’s the name Ukrainian locals and journalists have given to Russia’s campaign of drone terror, where FPV drones are deployed not for military objectives but to hunt down civilians.![Illustrative image. Russian troops crawling in the pipeline near Sudzha, Kursk region, Russia. (Photo: open source)]( "Illustrative image. Russian troops crawling in the pipeline near Sudzha, Kursk region, Russia. (Photo: open source)")
![A storage unit, used by Russian forces to store Shahed drones the temporarily occupied parts of Ukraine’s Donetsk region, January 1. (Source: SOF)]( "A storage unit, used by Russian forces to store Shahed drones the temporarily occupied parts of Ukraine’s Donetsk region, January 1. (Source: SOF)")
-f88628fa403b11af0b72ec7b062ce954.jpeg "Photo of Amira Barkhush")
