UKRAINE, KHARKIV OBLAST, Sep. 16 — Russian forces dropped 10 glide bombs on Pisky-Radkivski village in the Borova community of the Izium district. The attack injured an 80-year-old woman and damaged at least six houses, the Borova military administration said.

According to the administration, Russian forces attacked the community with different types of weapons and, over the past two days, they more frequently used first-person view (FPV) and Molniya drones.

Also, locals reported on Russian “waiting drones” brought to the community — it’s  modified FPV drones pilots hide at roadside to wait for their target in standby mode.

Another Russian glide bomb hit a garden in Bakhtyn village. No casualties were reported.

On Oct. 18, a Russian FPV attack on Borova killed a 65-year-old woman while she was near her house. This attack also injured a 58-year-old man, and he was hospitalized.

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