FPV drones have long been an indispensable and crucial part of this war. Twenty years ago, this was something you could only read about in science fiction novels, but today, miniature remote-controlled aircraft have become a daily occurrence on the frontline. Given the shortage of both artillery and artillery shells that occurs from time to time at the front, small but deadly devices lend a helping hand, and sometimes even decide the outcome of a battle.

FPV stands for "first person view", i.e. with a first-person view, because thanks to the drone's camera, its operator sees everything as if through the drone's "eyes" - with all the advantages and some disadvantages of this.

Most FPV drones are either kamikaze drones that carry a munition and crash into enemy vehicles, blowing them up with them, or bomber drones that can drop special explosive charges or even conventional grenades from the air on the enemy.

"Sprava Hromadas, together with the Poroshenko Foundation, donate FPV drones of various models made by Ukrainian manufacturers to the Armed Forces, supplying additional equipment for UAV pilots if necessary.