The war in Ukraine is leaving a striking image: soldiers standing still among the trees, trying not to look human

Ukraine’s drone war is shifting from hitting vehicles to hunting individual soldiers with increasingly smart, autonomous attacks.

Cheap FPV drones now scan, identify, track and strike infantry, creating expanding kill zones on both sides of the front.

The change is forcing Russian and Ukrainian forces to rapidly adapt tactics, defenses and movement on the battlefield.

Experts warn this looks less like science fiction and more like the early reality of killer autonomous drones.