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Footage shows the moment an FPV drone struck an area in Sumy today. According to the available information, no one was injured in the incident. The video captures the impact and the immediate aftermath of the strike in the city. The exact location and circumstances of the attack have not been independently verified.

Footage captures what one minute of daily life in Kherson sounds like as drones can be heard and seen flying between residential buildings. The video shows the ongoing presence of drones over built-up areas of the city, highlighting the conditions faced by residents amid continued attacks and drone activity in Kherson.

InformNapalm reports that OSINT researchers geolocated footage showing a Russian drone operator targeting a civilian in Kherson. According to the researchers, the operator appears to see the person in the street before carrying out the attack. The incident is reportedly linked to a Russian unmanned systems regiment of the 18th Army, whose drone activity over Kherson has previously been documented by the Institute for the Study of War. ISW has separately reported multiple geolocated incidents of Russian drones attacking civilians in Kherson.

Russia launched a mass drone attack on Zaporizhzhia overnight on September 21, damaging residential buildings, a shopping center and three buildings of Zaporizhzhia National University. The third university building suffered the most severe damage after a direct drone strike caused a large part of the historic structure to burn. The building dates back to the beginning of the 20th century and is recognized as a local architectural heritage site. A fire covering about 2,300 square meters also broke out at a shopping center. Six people were injured in the attack.

Ukrainian defense technology company Ratel Robotics is testing a remotely controlled turret equipped with a 12.7 mm Browning machine gun on its Ratel H unmanned ground platform. According to the company, combining the mobility of a ground robotic system with remotely operated weapons could allow combat missions to be carried out without personnel entering the most dangerous areas. The reported acquisition of Ratel Robotics by Swarmer and related investment details have not been independently verified.

A Ukrainian STING interceptor drone reportedly captured the moment a Russian Shahed-type attack UAV was intercepted by an air defense missile. The footage shows the incoming drone being tracked before a surface-to-air missile strikes it in the air. The exact location and air defense system involved have not been independently verified.

Drone footage shows extensive destruction in Druzhkivka, Donetsk Oblast, including heavily damaged residential buildings and other structures. According to the source, Russian forces continue to strike the city with aerial bombs and artillery, while Ukrainian reconnaissance drones operate over the area. The source says that some residents remain in Druzhkivka despite increasingly difficult conditions and that evacuation from the city is becoming more dangerous as attacks continue.

Ukraine’s 45th Separate Artillery Brigade reports that a HIMARS strike destroyed a launcher-loader vehicle and damaged a self-propelled firing unit from a Russian Buk air defense system. The brigade says the strike caused the ammunition to detonate. The targets were reportedly identified with assistance from units of Ukraine’s 3rd Army Corps and the 20th Separate K-2 Unmanned Systems Brigade. The footage shows the reported strike and subsequent detonation.

Roboforce has developed a ground-based platform described as an “aircraft carrier” for FPV drones. The unmanned platform can transport up to six FPV drones simultaneously and bring them closer to the intended area of deployment. The system is designed to extend the operational reach of FPV drone teams while keeping operators and launch points farther from the immediate frontline.

Footage shared from Oleshky in Ukraine’s Kherson region shows extensive damage across the city, with numerous buildings visibly destroyed or damaged and streets appearing largely deserted. Oleshky has remained under Russian occupation since the early stages of the full-scale invasion in 2022. The city lies on the Russian-held eastern bank of the Dnipro River, across from Ukrainian-controlled Kherson, in an area that has repeatedly been affected by fighting and shelling.