On Friday, September 26, Russian forces reportedly used FPV (Forward Positional Weapon) to injure four police officers in Kupyansk, Kh,arkiv region. The incident occurred while the officers were carrying out mandatory evacuation measures in the Kindrashivska rural community of Kupyansky district. The local authorities have since confirmed the attack and are investigating the circumstances of the shooting. The police were conducting the evacuation as part of ongoing efforts to secure the area and protect civilians from potential threats.
The attack has raised concerns among military and civilian officials about the increasing tensions in the region. The Kharkiv region has been a focal point of military operations, with frequent clashes reported between Ukrainian and Russian forces. The use of FPV weapons, which are typically used for long-range attacks, highlights the escalating nature of hostilities. Local residents have expressed fear and uncertainty, with many evacuating the area as a precautionary measure.
Official statements have not yet been released regarding the incident, but the Ukrainian military has confirmed the presence of Russian forces in the region. The evacuation measures are part of a larger strategy to minimize civilian casualties and ensure the safety of both military and non-combatant personnel. The attack has also prompted calls for greater international support to address the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.