Residents of frontline Kherson walk past a damaged building in the city center, an area informally classified as part of the red zone due to constant Russian attacks, Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone considered the most dangerous. Anti-drone netting has been installed above roads to help protect against Rus
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Recording Date: Jun 3, 2026
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Residents of frontline Kherson walk past a damaged building in the city center, an area informally classified as part of the red zone due to constant Russian attacks, Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone considered the most dangerous. Anti-drone netting has been installed above roads to help protect against Rus
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