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Ukraine-Krieg, Schäden nach Angriff auf Cherson

10.06.2026

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  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED A banner reading Welcome to the Hero City of Kherson is displayed on a railway bridge at the entrance to Kherson from the direction of Chornobaivka village along the Mykolaiv–Kherson highway, Kherson region, Ukraine, on June 2, 2026. Anti-drone nets have been installed above roads as protection against frequent Russian FPV drone attacks targeting civilians and city infrastructure (Photo by Dmytro Smolienko Ukrinform) Life under shelling in frontline Kherson Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED The MiG-19 memorial commemorating the 40th anniversary of Victory stands at the entrance to Kherson International Airport in Chornobaivka, Kherson region, Ukraine, on June 2, 2026. The road leading to the airport is protected by anti-drone netting. The Russian army attacks Kherson and the surrounding region daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces track residents using FPV drones and _drop_ explosives on them. Police officers, medics, public transport, and civilian infrastructure are also frequently targeted (Photo by Dmytro Smolienko Ukrinform) Life under shelling in frontline Kherson Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED A residential building damaged by Russian shelling in the frontline city of Kherson, Ukraine, on June 2, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Anti-drone netting has been installed above roads to help protect against Russian FPV drone attacks (Photo by Dmytro Smolienko Ukrinform) Life under shelling in frontline Kherson Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED A woman carrying a bouquet of mock-orange blossoms walks past a mobile concrete shelter in the frontline city of Kherson, Ukraine, on June 2, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone considered the most dangerous due to constant shelling and drone strikes. Anti-drone netting has been installed above roads to help protect against Russian FPV dron Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED A man walks past a residential building damaged by Russian shelling in the frontline city of Kherson, Ukraine, on June 2, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone considered the most dangerous due to constant shelling and drone strikes. Anti-drone netting has been installed above roads to help protect against Russian FPV drone attacks (Photo by Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED A residential building damaged by Russian shelling in the frontline city of Kherson, Ukraine, on June 2, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone considered the most dangerous due to constant shelling and drone strikes. Anti-drone netting has been installed above roads to help protect against Russian FPV drone attacks (Photo by Dmytro Smolienko Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED A building damaged by shrapnel from Russian attacks is seen in the frontline city of Kherson, Ukraine, on June 2, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone considered the most dangerous due to constant shelling and drone strikes. Anti-drone netting has been installed above roads to help protect against Russian FPV drone attacks (Photo by Dmytro S Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED A billboard reading Jesus is risen — Ukraine will rise again stands on a street in the frontline city of Kherson, Ukraine, on June 2, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone considered the most dangerous due to constant shelling and drone strikes. Anti-drone netting has been installed above roads to help protect against Russian FPV drone atta Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED A man stands at the entrance to a mobile concrete shelter installed at a public transport stop in the frontline city of Kherson, Ukraine, on June 2, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and _drop_ping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone considered the most dangerous due to constant shelling and drone strikes. Anti-drone netting has been installed above roads to help protect against Russian Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED A stele marking the entrance to the frontline city of Kherson from the direction of the village of Chornobaivka along the Mykolaiv–Kherson highway, Kherson region, Ukraine, on June 2, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Anti-drone netting has been installed above roads to help protect against Russian FPV drone attacks (Photo by Dmytro Smolienko Ukrinform) Life under shelling in frontline Kherson Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED A municipal worker installs anti-drone netting to protect against Russian FPV drones in the yellow zone of the frontline city of Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone being the most dangerous due to constant shelling and drone strikes (Photo by Dmytro Smolienko Ukrinform) Life under shelling in frontline Kherson Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED Municipal workers install anti-drone netting to protect against Russian FPV drones in the yellow zone of the frontline city of Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone considered the most dangerous due to constant shelling and drone strikes (Photo by Dmytro Smolienko Ukrinform) Life under shelling in frontline Kher Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED A worker carries a sheet of corrugated metal while clearing debris at the site of the Favoryt Arena ice sports palace, destroyed in Russian guided aerial bomb (KAB) strikes, in the frontline city of Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted (Photo by Dmytro Smolienko Ukrinform) Life under shelling in frontline Kherson Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED A worker clears debris at the site of the Favoryt Arena ice sports palace, destroyed in Russian guided aerial bomb (KAB) strikes, in the frontline city of Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and _drop_ping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted (Photo by Dmytro Smolienko Ukrinform) Life under shelling in frontline Kherson Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED Figure skating and hockey skates lie among rubble and construction debris at the ruins of the Favoryt Arena ice sports palace, destroyed in Russian guided aerial bomb (KAB) strikes, in the frontline city of Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and _drop_ping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted (Photo by Dmytro Smolienko Ukrinform) Life under shelling in frontline Kherson Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED Workers clear debris at the site of the Favoryt Arena ice sports palace, destroyed in Russian guided aerial bomb (KAB) strikes, in the frontline city of Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and _drop_ping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. (Photo by Dmytro Smolienko Ukrinform) Life under shelling in frontline Kherson Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED Red poppies bloom in front of the Favoryt Arena ice sports palace, destroyed in a Russian guided aerial bomb (KAB) strike, in the frontline city of Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted (Photo by Dmytro Smolienko Ukrinform) Life under shelling in frontline Kherson Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED A motorcyclist rides past the Favoryt Arena ice sports palace, destroyed in Russian guided aerial bomb (KAB) strikes, in the frontline city of Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted (Photo by Dmytro Smolienko Ukrinform) Life under shelling in frontline Kherson Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED Destroyed vehicles stand along the Mykolaiv–Kherson highway in Kherson region, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted (Photo by Dmytro Smolienko Ukrinform) Life under shelling in frontline Kherson Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED A traffic light warning of approaching Russian drones is seen along the Mykolaiv–Kherson highway, which is equipped with an anti-drone tunnel, in Kherson region, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and _drop_ping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted (Photo by Dmytro Smolienko Ukrinform) Life under shelling in frontline Kherson Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED Municipal workers mow grass along the roadside of the Mykolaiv–Kherson highway, above which anti-drone netting has been installed to protect against Russian FPV drones, Kherson region, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted (Photo by Dmytro Smolienko Ukrinform) Life under shelling in frontline Kherson Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED An anti-drone tunnel installed above the Mykolaiv–Kherson highway to protect against Russian FPV drones is seen in Kherson region, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted (Photo by Dmytro Smolienko Ukrinform) Life under shelling in frontline Kherson Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED A residential building damaged by Russian shelling in the frontline city of Kherson, Ukraine, on June 2, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Anti-drone netting has been installed above roads to help protect against Russian FPV drone attacks (Photo by Dmytro Smolienko Ukrinform) Life under shelling in frontline Kherson Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED A municipal worker installs anti-drone netting to protect against Russian FPV drones in the yellow zone of the frontline city of Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone being the most dangerous due to constant shelling and drone strikes (Photo by Dmytro Smolienko Ukrinform) Life under shelling in frontline Kherson Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED A municipal worker installs anti-drone netting to protect against Russian FPV drones in the yellow zone of the frontline city of Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone being the most dangerous due to constant shelling and drone strikes (Photo by Dmytro Smolienko Ukrinform) Life under shelling in frontline Kherson Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED A municipal worker installs anti-drone netting to protect against Russian FPV drones in the yellow zone of the frontline city of Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone being the most dangerous due to constant shelling and drone strikes (Photo by Dmytro Smolienko Ukrinform) Life under shelling in frontline Kherson Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED A municipal worker installs anti-drone netting to protect against Russian FPV drones in the yellow zone of the frontline city of Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone being the most dangerous due to constant shelling and drone strikes (Photo by Dmytro Smolienko Ukrinform) Life under shelling in frontline Kherson Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED Residents of frontline Kherson stand near a supermarket in the city’s yellow zone, Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone considered the most dangerous due to constant shelling and drone strikes (Photo by Dmytro Smolienko Ukrinform) Life under shelling in frontline Kherson Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED The Basilian Monastery of Saint Volodymyr the Great of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church in the frontline city of Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and _drop_ping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, vehicles, and urban infrastructure are also targeted (Photo by Dmytro Smolienko Ukrinform) Life under shelling in frontline Kherson Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED Residents of frontline Kherson walk past a damaged building in the city center, which is considered part of the red zone — the most dangerous area due to constant Russian attacks, Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone subjected to continuous shelling and drone strikes. Anti-drone netting has been installed above Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED Residents of frontline Kherson walk past a damaged building in the city center, an area informally classified as part of the red zone due to constant Russian attacks, Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone considered the most dangerous. Anti-drone netting has been installed above roads to help protect against Rus Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED A resident of frontline Kherson pulls a cart through the city center, an area informally classified as part of the red zone due to constant Russian shelling and drone attacks, Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone considered the most dangerous (Photo by Dmytro Smolienko Ukrinform) Life under shelling in frontlin Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED Residents of frontline Kherson talk in the city’s red zone, the area considered the most dangerous due to constant Russian attacks, Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone subjected to continuous shelling and drone strikes. Anti-drone netting has been installed above roads to help protect against Russian FPV drone Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED Municipal workers repair utility pipelines in the red zone of the frontline city of Kherson, the area considered the most dangerous due to constant Russian attacks, Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone subjected to continuous shelling and drone strikes. Anti-drone netting has been installed above roads to help Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED Municipal workers repair utility pipelines in the red zone of the frontline city of Kherson, the area considered the most dangerous due to constant Russian attacks, Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone subjected to continuous shelling and drone strikes. Anti-drone netting has been installed above roads to help Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED Municipal workers repair utility pipelines in the red zone of the frontline city of Kherson, the area considered the most dangerous due to constant Russian attacks, Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone subjected to continuous shelling and drone strikes. Anti-drone netting has been installed above roads to help Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED A resident of frontline Kherson looks at a damaged building in the city’s red zone, the area considered the most dangerous due to constant Russian attacks, Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone subjected to continuous shelling and drone strikes. Anti-drone netting has been installed above roads to help protect a Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED A resident of frontline Kherson walks past a mobile concrete shelter in the city’s red zone, the area considered the most dangerous due to constant Russian attacks, Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone subjected to continuous shelling and drone strikes. Anti-drone netting has been installed above roads to help Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED Lone pedestrians are seen through a shattered storefront window in the red zone of the frontline city of Kherson, the area considered the most dangerous due to constant Russian attacks, Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone subjected to continuous shelling and drone strikes. Anti-drone netting has been installed Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED Lone pedestrians are seen through a shattered storefront window in the red zone of the frontline city of Kherson, the area considered the most dangerous due to constant Russian attacks, Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone subjected to continuous shelling and drone strikes. Anti-drone netting has been installed Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED A pharmacy destroyed by Russian attacks is seen in the red zone of the frontline city of Kherson, the area considered the most dangerous due to constant Russian attacks, Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone subjected to continuous shelling and drone strikes. Anti-drone netting has been installed above roads to Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED A man pulls a cart through the red zone of the frontline city of Kherson, the area considered the most dangerous due to constant Russian attacks, Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone subjected to continuous shelling and drone strikes. Anti-drone netting has been installed above roads to help protect against Rus Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED A man pulls a cart through the red zone of the frontline city of Kherson, the most dangerous part of the city due to constant Russian attacks, Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone considered the most dangerous. Anti-drone netting has been installed above roads to help protect against Russian FPV drone attacks ( Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED A woman walks past the damaged Ukraina cinema in the red zone of the frontline city of Kherson, the area considered the most dangerous due to constant Russian attacks, Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone subjected to continuous shelling and drone strikes. Anti-drone netting has been installed above roads to he Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED A man walks along a road covered with anti-drone netting installed to protect against Russian FPV drones in the red zone of the frontline city of Kherson, the area considered the most dangerous due to constant Russian attacks, Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone subjected to continuous shelling and drone strik Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED Residents of frontline Kherson walk past a mobile concrete shelter in the city’s red zone, the area considered the most dangerous due to constant Russian attacks, Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone subjected to continuous shelling and drone strikes. Anti-drone netting has been installed above roads to help pr Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED Residents of frontline Kherson walk along an alley in the city’s red zone, the area considered the most dangerous due to constant Russian attacks, Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone subjected to continuous shelling and drone strikes (Photo by Dmytro Smolienko Ukrinform) Life under shelling in frontline Kherso Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED A woman walks past a clothing store in the red zone of the frontline city of Kherson, the area considered the most dangerous due to constant Russian attacks, Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone subjected to continuous shelling and drone strikes (Photo by Dmytro Smolienko Ukrinform) Life under shelling in front Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED A woman crosses a street in the red zone of the frontline city of Kherson, the area considered the most dangerous due to constant Russian attacks, Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone subjected to continuous shelling and drone strikes (Photo by Dmytro Smolienko Ukrinform) Life under shelling in frontline Kherso Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED A man plays an accordion in the red zone of the frontline city of Kherson, the area considered the most dangerous due to constant Russian attacks, Kherson, Ukraine, on June 3, 2026. The Russian army attacks the city daily with FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles, deliberately terrorizing civilians. Russian forces conduct hunts for local residents, tracking them with FPV drones and dropping explosives. Police officers, medics, public transport, and urban infrastructure are also targeted. Based on the intensity of attacks, Kherson is informally divided into yellow and red zones, with the red zone subjected to continuous shelling and drone strikes (Photo by Dmytro Smolienko Ukrinform) Life under shelling in frontline Kherso Copyright: xDmytroxSmolienkox
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