Russia used a drone with a camera to target a supermarket in Chernihiv
It turns out the latest terror strike wasn't just a random hit, but a calculated choice to film the chaos.
So, the Russian military decided to send a jet-powered drone into a grocery store in Chernihiv. And here is the kicker: it was equipped with a video camera. This wasn't some technical glitch or a stray missile. They literally steered it into a supermarket while watching the feed.
The wreckage is now being sifted through by forensic teams, who confirmed the camera setup. Apparently, hitting a place where civilians buy bread is the new standard for modern warfare. Just a normal day in the life of an occupier, meticulously documenting their own war crimes in 4K.
Technology truly brings out the worst in people when the goal is just to see how much damage a camera-strapped flying lawnmower can do to a neighborhood.
Source: National Police
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