Russia: 6 people killed in Ukraine strikes on Black Sea resort and Crimea

Russia: 6 people killed in Ukraine strikes on Black Sea resort and Crimea

Three people died “due to falling UAV (drone) debris” in the village of Archipo Osipovka on the Black Sea coast, Krasnodar Krai Governor Veniamin Kondratyev reported on the Telegram platform.

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“Another 13 people, including children, were injured,” said V. Kondratyev, adding that “the attack was directed at civilian infrastructure.”

Ukraine launches drones into Russia every night in response to Moscow’s strikes, which are also carried out from the Crimean Peninsula.

In recent months, Ukraine has intensified retaliatory strikes on Crimea, which Moscow occupied in 2014 and where electricity and fuel shortages occurred this summer due to these strikes.

Last night, three civilians were killed in a Ukrainian strike in Crimea, Moscow-appointed Governor Sergei Aksyonov reported on the Telegram platform.

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He did not specify the exact location of the strike and did not provide information about casualties.

At night, Ukraine also attacked a warehouse belonging to the Russian e-commerce giant Wildberries in the Vladimir region, about 180 km east of Moscow, the company and local officials reported on Monday.

According to The Kyiv Independent portal, citing the local Telegram channel “Pepel Belgorod,” drones also struck a university in Belgorod. Regional officials did not comment on these reports.

The independent Russian publication Meduza reported that this university was developing an automated drone control system, an uninterrupted power supply system for drones, and other projects related to unmanned aerial vehicles.

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