Ukrainians are dropping grenades from civilian drones
Video Summary
The Ukrainian military is using civilian drones to drop grenades on Russian vehicles and is employing smart tactics to fight back against Russian forces. The northern front of the Ukrainian defense lines is still holding strong, with cities like Kiev and Chernihiv still under Ukrainian control. In the southern front, the Ukrainian counter-attack has pushed Russian forces back, including the liberation of the city of Kervyn and the destruction of at least seven Russian helicopters at Kerson Airport. The Ukrainian Air Force has also been actively engaged, with reports of Russian aircraft being destroyed or damaged. The US has announced an additional $800 million in military aid to Ukraine, including 800 Stinger missile systems, 2,000 Javelin shots, and 1,000 light anti-armor weapons. The US is also providing Ukraine with 25,000 sets of body armor and helmets, which are crucial in the battlefields. The switchblade drones, small, fast, and deadly, have been used to devastating effect, and the introduction of 100 more of these drones is expected to further tilt the balance in favor of Ukraine. The impact on Russian morale will be significant, as fear and uncertainty spread throughout their ranks.
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