Ukrainian civilians in Kherson are suing a New York-based networking company, claiming its radio technology facilitated deadly Russian drone strikes. The lawsuit alleges the company sold radios with a 100-kilometer range, unknowingly aiding Russian forces in targeting civilians. These radios reportedly enabled communication for the drones used in the attacks, leading to civilian deaths and injuries. Plaintiffs argue the US firm should have known the potential for misuse given Russia’s invasion. The case highlights the ethical implications of selling technology that could be weaponized in conflict zones. It raises questions about corporate responsibility and the unintended consequences of commercial products in warfare, and marks a novel legal attempt to hold a US company accountable for actions taken in Ukraine. The lawsuit seeks damages for the harm inflicted upon the victims and their families.