Ukraine’s Military Intelligence (HUR) on Friday warned of intensified Russian drone strikes against civilian targets along the front line.The agency said its intelligence suggests Russian drone units have received orders to target “gas stations, trucks, buses, and cars” specifically.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official.“Units of the Russian occupation army have received an order to intensify drone strikes on civilian infrastructure and transport in frontline areas and border areas,” the update says.The Russian campaign is likely carried out in response to Kyiv’s intensified “middle strike” campaign against Russian logistics in the rear supplying the occupied Ukrainian regions.HUR added that the campaign is led by Russia’s elite “Rubikon” drone unit and supported by “external pilots of linear units of the occupation army.”It said the campaign “poses a real threat to the civilian population” and urged locals to seek shelter during air-raid alerts.The Russian military also planned to use drones with real-time image feedback – as opposed to long-range drones like the Shahed that use preloaded coordinates – for the campaign, HUR said.“To search for and destroy targets, they plan to use real-time controlled drones such as ‘Molniya-1,’ ‘Molniya-2,’ ‘Geran-Seeker,’ ‘Gerbera-Seeker.’ ‘Lancet,’ V2U and other similar unmanned systems,” HUR wrote.Friendly targetsThe agency also noted a few friendly-fire incidents during the new Russian campaign, where it alleges that Russian forces targeted their own troops due to “low level of training of the crews.”