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your eyes and ears on the world stage. All right. Let's get briefed. First up, a UN report

reveals that Russia has been using drones in Ukraine to target and attack civilians. We'll provide

details on what the UN is calling the Kremlin's

latest war crime uncovered by investigators in southern Ukraine. Later in the show, Hurricane

Melissa has made landfall in Jamaica as a Category 5 storm and is expected to be one of the

worst natural disasters in that country's history.

But first, today's afternoon spotlight.

The UN has released a damning new report detailing how Russian soldiers are using small, short-range drones to target and kill civilians in and around the city of Kurson.

These are reportedly deliberate strikes, what the report calls a coordinated

campaign of terror against ordinary people. For more than a year, Russian drone operators have

been flying over Kersan streets, hovering low above homes and gardens, dropping hand grenades on

anyone unlucky enough to be outside. Workers tending their yards, people walking to the store,

firefighters responding to emergencies. The reports say these attacks have killed more than 200 civilians

and wounded about 2,000 others over the past year. Investigators from the UN interviewed more than

200 witnesses and analyzed over 500 videos. What they found

paints a grim picture. Dron operators intentionally following, tracking and striking

civilians. Sometimes they would wait for rescuers to arrive, hovering above burning buildings,

and then drop another grenade on ambulances or fire crews. The UN Commission concluded that these attacks

amount to war crimes, oh, you think, and in some cases crimes against humanity. According to the

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