The Russian FPV Nursery Rhyme Leaflet is a two-sided psychological-operations print associated with the Russia–Ukraine conflict. One side shows a dark battlefield photograph, while the reverse uses red lettering on a black background to present a threatening counting verse focused on an FPV drone.

English translation:

“One, two, an FPV is flying after you,
Three, four, you had better close the door,
Five, six, grip the cross more tightly,
Seven, eight, there is nowhere to hide,
Nine, ten, you are fucked…”

The final line is deliberately vulgar in the original and is translated directly to preserve its meaning. The wording adapts the rhythm of a children’s counting rhyme into an intimidation message about drone warfare. Its short structure, dark imagery, and high-contrast typography were intended for immediate recognition rather than detailed explanation.

This War in Ukraine drone warfare collectible represents contemporary printed messaging linked to the use of FPV systems during modern military operations. It may also suit a collection of Russian battlefield propaganda trophy material or Ukraine conflict PSYOP memorabilia. The printed statements are reproduced only for identification and historical reference.

No issuing formation, exact production date, distribution area, or recovery location is visible in the photographs. Any folds, scuffs, edge wear, stains, or printing irregularities form part of the condition of the individual item and should be assessed from the supplied images.

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