Ukrainian Military Aids Syrian Rebel Offensive
Ukrainian Military Aids Syrian Rebel Offensive

Ukrainian Military Aids Syrian Rebel Offensive

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In Kherson, Ukraine, Russian troops have reportedly utilized civilians as practice targets for drone operators, resulting in over 9,500 drone attacks since mid-July, causing numerous casualties. The head of the Kherson regional military administration, Oleksandr Prokudin, described the situation as effectively 'hunting' civilians, emphasizing the psychological toll. Meanwhile, in Syria, reports indicate that Ukrainian instructors are training militants from the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) to use kamikaze drones against Russian forces, leveraging advanced American electronic warfare technology. This collaboration has enabled HTS to enhance its capabilities significantly, using modified consumer drones for targeted attacks. Additionally, Ukrainian military support for HTS highlights a broader strategy to counter Russian influence, as Ukrainian mercenaries have also been seen operating in both Syria and Gaza. Despite these challenges, the Syrian Army has managed to reclaim some territory in recent counterattacks against HTS.

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