Ukraine deploys kamikaze robots and humanitarian drone aid

Ukrainian forces have conducted a pioneering military maneuver known as ‘Operation Vivaldi’. During this operation, the Third Army Corps deployed unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) more than 10 kilometers behind Russian defensive lines. These kamikaze robots, launched by heavy bomber drones referred to as ‘Grifos’, reportedly resulted in 3,000 Russian casualties, including those killed or wounded.

In a separate humanitarian effort, Ukrainian military units have utilized drones to deliver 4,000 kilograms of food to the occupied town of Oleshki in the Kherson region. Approximately 2,000 residents, including many children, are currently trapped in the area without consistent access to electricity, water, or basic necessities. Local authorities report that while drones have successfully reached 100 specific locations, occupying forces have attempted to intercept aid or confiscate supplies.