On September 28, a judge of the Supreme Court, who was delivering humanitarian aid to local residents, was killed as a result of a Russian drone attack on a civilian car in Kozachya Lopan, Kharkiv region.
Points of attention
- Russian drone attack in the Kharkiv region led to the death of a Supreme Court judge who was delivering humanitarian aid.
- The incident resulted in the driver's death and injuries to women in the car, prompting the start of a pre-trial investigation for intentional murder.
- Prosecutor's office in the Kharkiv region initiated a probe into the violation of laws and customs of war in connection with the attack.
- Similar drone attacks were reported in Kherson, where a young man lost his life due to the dropping of ammunition from a drone, injuring several others.
- These tragic incidents highlight the severe consequences of drone warfare on civilians and the urgent need to address such violations.
A Russian drone killed a judge of the Supreme Court in the Kharkiv region
This was reported by the Kharkiv Regional Prosecutor's Office.
The prosecutor's office also confirmed that they currently know of three wounded women. According to preliminary data, they were also in this car. They were hospitalized.
Soon, a statement on this matter appeared on the official Facebook page of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
A young man died in Kherson due to the dropping of ammunition from a drone
On September 20, the military forces of the Russian Federation killed a 27-year-old resident of Kherson. Explosives were dropped on the man from a drone right on the street. Four people were injured for the same reason.
One person died and four were injured in Kherson today. The man who was killed by the occupiers today was 27 years old.
The injured are also men aged 49, 60, 62 and 64. All of them were injured as a result of the enemy dropping explosives from drones.