Russians are hunting civilian cars: those fleeing are being pursued by drones, — military

Russians are hunting civilian cars: those fleeing are being pursued by drones, — military

Volunteer "Osman" described the situation near Pokrovsk as "bad" and noted about the steady movement of the enemy. Much of the local road is now littered with evidence of war crimes by the Russian Armed Forces.

Russian occupiers are shooting at civilian vehicles in the Pokrovsk direction.

On November 12, this was noted by volunteer Stanislav Bunyatov of the 24th Aidar Brigade, with the call sign "Osman".

"In the Pokrovsk direction, the situation is bad, the enemy advances at a steady pace every day, as our troops, retreating, cannot take up a quality defence," he stated.

According to the military, on the roads from the village of Shevchenko to the village of Novooleksiivka, besides destroyed military equipment, one can also see destroyed civilian vehicles. He emphasized that the enemy "absolutely doesn’t care who to kill" — whether they are civilians or Ukrainian soldiers.

Lieutenant of the Armed Forces of Ukraine with the call sign "Alex" reported that the Russian Armed Forces are entirely shelling the Shevchenko-Andriivka highway. A large stretch of the road has come under enemy FPV drone attacks, with new military or civilian vehicle wrecks appearing there every day.

"Yes, civilians too, because, as it turned out, quite a few of them are still there, but on that highway, the enemy indiscriminately destroys all living beings," he stressed.

According to the officer, the highway is littered with evidence of Russia’s war crimes, notably the bodies of civilians who fell victim to drone attacks.

"They attack not only vehicles with civilians but also individual people, as on the road, besides cars with corpses, lie separate bodies, presumably people tried to escape, but even the drones chased after them," added "Alex".