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Drones Used in Combat and Civilian Evacuations in Ukraine's Odesa Region
Drone technology is transforming frontlines and killing zones in Ukraine's ongoing conflict. Unmanned systems are also being used for rescue operations, including the evacuation of a 77-year-old woman in the Odesa region. Defence analyst Olena Krizhanivska discussed these developments with France 24's Gavin Lee.
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Drone warfare is redefining frontlines and killing zones on Ukraine's battlefield, from the conflict zone. Unmanned systems are expanding in use for rescue operations in Ukraine, highlighting their versatility beyond combat roles. A 77-year-old woman was evacuated in the Odesa region using these unmanned systems, demonstrating their application in civilian aid amid the fighting.
Olena Krizhanivska, a Ukrainian defence analyst specializing in drones and unmanned systems, addressed these advancements. She is the founder of Ukraine’s Arms Monitor, an organization focused on monitoring such technologies. France 24’s Gavin Lee joined Olena Krizhanivska for a discussion on the evolving role of drones in the Ukraine battlefield.
The conversation covered the impact of advanced Ukrainian drones, including reports of “Martian drones” affecting both Russian and Ukrainian forces.
