One dead in a Ukrainian drone attack in annexed Crimea

In response to Russian bombings on its territory for four years, Ukraine sends drones towards Russia every night, targeting particularly energy infrastructures.

An attack involving dozens of Ukrainian drones killed one person and injured three in Sevastopol, a major port in the annexed Crimea by Russia in 2014, as indicated by the governor appointed by Moscow on Sunday. “A total of 43 drones were shot down. Unfortunately, there are casualties,” wrote Mikhaïl Razvojaïev on Telegram.

He specified that a man born in 1983 was killed while in a vehicle, while three people were hospitalized. He reported damages especially in a dance school and several houses in different neighborhoods of this city with over half a million inhabitants and home to the historic base of the Russian fleet in the Black Sea.

In response to Russian bombings on its territory for four years, Ukraine sends drones towards Russia every night, targeting particularly energy infrastructures.

On Saturday, Ukrainian authorities reported at least eight people killed in the city of Dnipro, in the east-central Ukraine, subjected to waves of Russian strikes “for over 20 hours.”