The war in Ukraine took a savage turn this week as Russia launched more than 1,500 drones over the span of just two days, according to reporting from Der Spiegel and Le Monde. In Kyiv alone, at least 24 people were killed — a grim toll that underscored the intensifying aerial campaign against civilian areas.
Adding to the horror, a United Nations humanitarian aid convoy was struck by a drone in the Kherson region. While details remain sparse, the attack on a clearly marked international relief operation drew immediate condemnation and raised fresh questions about accountability for strikes on protected targets.
