We prove a complexity dichotomy for the resilience problem for unions of conjunctive digraph queries (i.e., for existential positive sentences over the signature $\{R\}$ of directed graphs). Specifically, for every union $μ$ of conjunctive digraph queries, the following problem is in P or NP-complete: given a directed multigraph $G$ and a natural number $u$, can we remove $u$ edges from $G$ so that $G \models \neg μ$? In fact, we verify a more general dichotomy conjecture from (Bodirsky et al., 2024) for all resilience problems in the special case of directed graphs, and show that for such unions of queries $μ$ there exists a countably infinite ('dual') valued structure $Δ_μ$ which either primitively positively constructs 1-in-3-3-SAT, and hence the resilience problem for $μ$ is NP-complete by general principles, or has a pseudo cyclic canonical fractional polymorphism, and the resilience problem for $μ$ is in P.