The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) announced the transfer of nine autonomous Skydio drones to Ukraine to document Russian war crimes.
This was reported by the USAID press service.
As noted, the drones will be handed over to the Office of the Prosecutor General of Ukraine.
Skydio drones are equipped with 4K cameras and will be used to capture photos and videos to document war crimes.
USAID expects that this will help the Attorney General's Office document more than 115,000 cases of destruction of civilian infrastructure and evidence of human rights violations in frontline communities and liberated territories.
Currently, two Ukrainian human rights coalitions with the support of USAID have documented more than 40,000 cases of Russian war crimes since February 24, 2022. USAID also participates in joint visits to document war crimes with the Office of the Commissioner for Human Rights in Ukraine.
Military aid to Ukraine from the USA
Recently, the United States of America allocated another package of military aid to Ukraine in the amount of 400 million dollars. It included a variety of weapons - from Black Hornet mini-drones to missiles and armored vehicles.
Earlier, the Pentagon announced a $1.3 billion package, which included NASAMS anti-aircraft missile systems, artillery shells, missiles and other military equipment.
The package is supposed to help protect Ukrainian ports on the Black Sea after the Russian Federation pulled out of the "grain deal" and staged missile terror.
It should be noted that earlier it also became known that American senators are asking US President Joe Biden to adjust military aid to Ukraine according to the needs of the front, as well as to switch to the supply of Western-style fighter jets.
