FPV Drone Strikes Kill Two Municipal Workers in Kramatorsk

Local officials say the attacks targeted crews that repair city services, threatening civilian access to water, power and heating.

Overview

Local authorities reported two separate FPV drone strikes on municipal service vehicles that together killed two workers and left a third seriously injured.
Both vehicles belonged to KATP 052810, and officials said one of the killed workers was born in 1987 while a previous strike killed a worker born in 1969.
Officials described the weapons as Russian first-person-view (FPV) drones carrying explosive warheads that can home in on soft, dispersed targets like repair crews.
The account of the attacks comes from Oleksandr Honcharenko’s posts for the Kramatorsk City Military Administration and was carried by Ukrainian outlets, with no independent forensic or international confirmation reported in the coverage.
The strikes reflect a recent pattern of high-volume drone and glide-bomb attacks that put frontline and rear-area service crews at risk and strain Ukraine’s ability to restore utilities and infrastructure.