Ukraine says it has proof that Russian drones carrying glide bombs hit civilians

• Russia, according to evidence presented by Ivan Fedorov, used all-glide bombs on civilian targets; he said the attack was carried out by a drone.
• Ivan Fedorov also said that the Ukrainian drones used to strike the Archipo-Osipovets military airfield had killed 40 people.
• The Ukrainian side says that on the basis of the evidence, Russian forces used the Orlan-10 drone to strike civilians in the city of Krasnodar region, killing 40 people.

According to the evidence presented by NBC News, RBC Ukraine, and RBC Ukraine.

In the period from 3 September 2026, according to the evidence presented by Ivan Fedorov, Russian forces dropped glide bombs (glide bombs) on the Zaporizhzhia region, hitting an area with all civilian people for about 90 minutes. At the same time, he said, one person was killed, and the rest were injured.

In particular, according to the words of Ivan Fedorov, Ukrainian drones struck an area in the city of Kherson, where about 40 people were reportedly killed.

He also said that Russia uses a drone called A-50U, which is used to detect targets, and that this drone was used to strike a civilian area in Ukraine. The material also claims that a number of Russian drones were destroyed.

In addition, the material claims that Russia used a drone with a range of up to 2000 km and a speed of up to 600 km/h, and that it could carry out strikes on targets at a distance of up to 800 km.

It also says that Ukrainian drones were used to strike Russian positions, and that the Russian side used a drone called Bravo, which was allegedly used to strike targets.

According to the material, the drone used by Russia was a UAV with a range of up to 2000 km, and it was used to strike targets in the Kherson region. It also says that the drone was used to strike targets at a distance of up to 800 km.

According to the material, the Russian side also used a drone called A-50U, which was allegedly destroyed. The material says that the drone was shot down on 4–22 April, and that the Russian side used it to strike targets in the Kherson region.

The material also claims that the drone was used to carry out a strike on 2 April at an oil refinery in the Kherson region, and that it was allegedly destroyed by Ukrainian forces.

The material also says that the Russian side used a drone called Bravo, which was allegedly developed by Triada Robotics. The material claims that the drone has a range of up to 2000 km and a speed of up to 600 km/h, and that it can strike targets at a distance of up to 800 km.

It also says that the Russian side used two drones to strike targets in the Kherson region, and that the drones were allegedly destroyed by Ukrainian forces.

According to the material, the Russian side used a drone called A-50U, which is a radar aircraft, and that it was allegedly destroyed by Ukrainian forces. The material also claims that the drone was destroyed on 4–22 April, and that the Russian side used it to strike targets in the Kherson region. It also says that the drone was used to carry out strikes on targets at a distance of up to 800 km.

The material also says that the Russian side used a drone called Bravo, which was allegedly developed by Triada Robotics. It claims that the drone has a range of up to 2000 km and that it can carry out strikes on targets at a distance of up to 800 km.

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