The strike on the minibus claimed the lives of three women and one man, according to regional governor Oleksandr Prokudin. Shortly after that attack, a separate drone hit the city center, killing another woman and wounding a man. Local residents have begun referring to these targeted aerial assaults as a "safari," capturing the terror of being hunted in their own streets.
Zelenskiy used the tragedy to renew his urgent appeal for international defense support, arguing that the lack of adequate air cover leaves civilians exposed to such lethal tactics. While Moscow continues to deny the deliberate targeting of non-combatants, the mounting casualty count in Kherson highlights the grim reality of daily life under constant drone surveillance.





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