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Ukraine Carrying Out Airdrops of Food Via Drone to City Besieged by Russian Forces, Official Says (opens the original)
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Ukraine’s military has for months been using drones to deliver food to a city facing a humanitarian crisis amid its continued occupation by Russian forces, Ukrainian officials have said. The city of Oleshky in Ukraine’s southern Kherson region is in a dire humanitarian situation, with Ukrainian authorities saying that remaining residents have been forced to eat dogs and weeds as Russian forces prevent them from leaving and block supplies from entering the city. Follow our coverage of the war on
‘Unrestricted Permission to Kill’: Inside Kherson’s Drone War (opens the original)
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Deep inside Kherson’s red zone, a staircase leads below ground. Here, as in many parts of the city, spaces beneath the surface provide protection for people and essential infrastructure. Inside the bunker, the way leads through long corridors under fluorescent light, turning left, then right, then around another corner. Each passage gives way to another, stretching the walk into what feels like an endless underground maze. Follow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. Above ground, K
Where the Harvest Has Nowhere to Go (opens the original)
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In the Kherson region, where shelling is relentless and anti-drone nets cover the roads, Russian attacks on export routes are driving a wedge between the value of grain abroad and what farmers can earn at home. The consequences extend beyond individual livelihoods to the survival of rural communities and the prospects of the next generation. South of Kyiv, heading toward the Black Sea, the country opens into broad expanses of farmland. Wheat, barley and sunflowers stretch into the distance on ei
‘Human Safari’: How Kherson Became a Hunting Ground for Russian Drones (opens the original)
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Since Russian forces withdrew across the Dnipro in November 2022, the river has formed a largely static front line through the Kherson region. But the war around it has continued to evolve. Artillery, tank fire, guided aerial bombs, and thousands of Russian drones now reach a city only a few hundred meters from enemy-held territory, reshaping civilian life, essential infrastructure, and the work of those defending Kherson from the sky. The Dnipro runs through the heart of Ukraine. It passes Kyiv
Inside Kherson’s Red Zone: A Kyiv Post Special Report (opens the original)
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For more than two weeks, Kyiv Post journalist Korbinian Leo Kramer reported from Kherson and the surrounding region, including time spent inside the city’s so-called Red Zone – areas only hundreds of meters from the Dnipro River, which has become the de facto front line separating Ukrainian-held Kherson from Russian forces on the opposite bank. (Photo by Korbinian Leo Kramer / Kyiv Post) Follow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. Here, the war is not something happening somewhere
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