A wild piece of Ukrainian drone footage is making the rounds online, and it plays out like a chase scene. The video appears to show a kamikaze FPV drone skimming low over a highway in occupied Ukraine, and as it passes overhead, two cars collide on the road below. The drone doesn't slow down or turn back, flying on toward Russian troops, including a ground anti-drone team that seems to scramble in panic as it zips right over them. Fast, low-flying drones like this are notoriously hard to catch, and the clip shows exactly why defenders struggle to stop them in time.

After all that commotion, the drone keeps going and slams into its military target, just as its pilot intended. Like most strike videos, the footage ends at the moment of impact, so the damage and any casualties can't be confirmed from the clip alone. It also isn't clear who was inside the cars that crashed, and the exact location, date, and unit behind the video haven't been independently verified. Even so, the footage reflects how drones have turned front-line roads into some of the most dangerous places in the war, with both sides leaning on nets, jammers, and anti-drone crews to fight back. The clip leaves one big question hanging: how do defenders stop a drone that can cause chaos before it even reaches its target?