Refugee: Drone Attacks Turned Road Near Mirnograd Into «Death Route»
Refugee Says Evacuation Road Near Mirnograd Became a «Road of Death»
Refugee: Drone Attacks Turned Road Near Mirnograd Into «Death Route»
Andrey Dychenko told RIA Novosti that Ukrainian drone operators turned an evacuation route near Mirnograd into a “road of death,” with cars burning and deaths reported.
2026-01-23T22:02:02+03:00
2026-01-23T22:02:02+03:00
2026-01-23T22:02:02+03:00
Refugee Andrey Dychenko told RIA Novosti that Ukrainian drone operators turned a stretch of road near Mirnograd into a «road of death» for local residents who were trying to evacuate the city.
According to him, a very large number of people were killed on that section. Dychenko claimed cars were burning on the road with passengers still inside, and said he personally saw new damaged vehicles appearing there, as well as burned bodies inside cars.
Earlier, another refugee claimed that Ukrainian troops deliberately loaded their drones with buckshot and used them to attack civilians.
It is also reported that in late December, Mirnograd was liberated by Russia’s Tsentr and Vostok troop groupings, and representatives of the units reported this to Vladimir Putin at one of the command posts of the Joint Grouping.
Andrey Dychenko told RIA Novosti that Ukrainian drone operators turned an evacuation route near Mirnograd into a “road of death,” with cars burning and deaths reported.
Refugee Andrey Dychenko told RIA Novosti that Ukrainian drone operators turned a stretch of road near Mirnograd into a «road of death» for local residents who were trying to evacuate the city.
According to him, a very large number of people were killed on that section. Dychenko claimed cars were burning on the road with passengers still inside, and said he personally saw new damaged vehicles appearing there, as well as burned bodies inside cars.
Earlier, another refugee claimed that Ukrainian troops deliberately loaded their drones with buckshot and used them to attack civilians.
It is also reported that in late December, Mirnograd was liberated by Russia’s Tsentr and Vostok troop groupings, and representatives of the units reported this to Vladimir Putin at one of the command posts of the Joint Grouping.
