'War of drones': Ukraine troops push back Russians in Kherson

Dressed in camouflage uniforms, they immediately pack up and move fearing Russian return fire, trying to hide from Russian surveillance drones and those with weapons. "Now we dominate, they are slowly retreating. The Russians used all [troop] reserves but they could only reach our front line," artillery commander Kosiak, 22, told Al Jazeera. "The situation with drones is complicated. They are flying always, every day and every hour. It was scary only at the beginning of war, now we just do our job. We are used to war," he said.