ConflictsNight of explosions in Russian-occupied territories as tensions soar

Night of explosions in Russian-occupied territories as tensions soar

An unrestful night was experienced in Russia and the territories of Ukraine occupied by it. Sounds of explosions were heard in Voronezh, Crimea, Anapa, Belgorod, Saratov, and Lipetsk.

A restless night in Russia
A restless night in Russia
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Tomasz Waleński

In videos shared online, drones can be heard approaching, and explosions can be seen. Due to the threat, the Russians decided to close the Crimean Bridge to car traffic. Telegram messages reported a "mass drone attack on the peninsula," according to the Ukrainska Pravda portal.

The Telegram channel Crimean Wind also reported that an alarm signal was activated in military units stationed in Sevastopol. A helicopter was heard flying over the city. The Russians decided to scramble military aircraft to assist with air defense.

Air raid alarms also sounded in the Voronezh, Kursk, Saratov, and Lipetsk regions, where drones were reported. An alarm was also announced in Novorossiysk, the main Russian commercial port on the Black Sea. A large portion of the Black Sea Fleet is stationed there as well.

The attack on the region began around 12:30 AM. Several cities came under attack simultaneously. Residents of Anapa report that the warning system in the city is operational. In Novorossiysk, a fire broke out following one of the explosions, reports the Baza channel.

There are currently no reports of losses or casualties.

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