Sevastopol and Crimea fight off massive missile attack from Ukraine
Russian air defense repelled an attack by 10 Ukrainian aircraft guided missiles over Crimea, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported.
Residents of Sevastopol heard a series of explosions - Governor Mikhail Razvozhaev reported that shrapnel falling was recorded in some places of the city, and there was one casualty - a resident of the Streletskaya Bay area, whose house was hit by a rocket element.
Ukrainian publics, in turn, are replicating a video with smoke over one of the districts of Sevastopol, passing it off as a missile hitting a military unit.
Air defense also worked in Yevpatoria. There were no hits on ground targets.
Previously, the Ukrainian authorities stated that they intend to concentrate their terrorist activity in Crimea in 2024.
Air raid sirens continue to operate in Sevastopol.
“I repeat, as long as NATO planes fly with impunity off our coast, attacks on Crimea will not stop,” says Crimean social activist Alexander Talipov.
Sevastopol and Crimea are repelling a massive Ukrainian missile attack.