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Crimea rocked by explosions amid claims of ballistic attack

During the night from Friday to Saturday, explosions were heard in several regions of Crimea. An air raid alert was announced in Sevastopol. The Russian governor of the city stated that it was caused by a "ballistic attack".

Sounds of explosions in Crimea. "Ballistic attack"
Sounds of explosions in Crimea. "Ballistic attack"
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Violetta Baran

2 November 2024 09:46

Russian and Ukrainian Telegram channels reported sounds of explosions near Dzhankoy and Krasnoperekopsk in northern Crimea, as well as near the town of Saky in the west.

A short while later, an alert was announced in Sevastopol, in the south of the peninsula, and the Russian governor of the city, Mikhail Razvozhayev, stated that it was the result of a "ballistic attack".

The alert lasted only thirty minutes. Residents reported at least three explosions near Dzhankoy that shook houses, and one near Saky.

Near both of these locations, there are Russian air bases that have been attacked multiple times by Ukrainians in the past.

Russian MOD: Air defence shot down 24 Ukrainian drones

As of now, it is unknown what effect the night attack on Crimea had. The Russian authorities remain silent. The Ukrainian side also has not yet reported what happened.

Not only in Crimea did air raid sirens blare during the night. They were also announced in the Kursk, Bryansk, Belgorod, Oryol, Rostov, and Nizhny Novgorod regions.

In a morning communiqué, the Russian MOD boasted that air defence destroyed 24 Ukrainian drones there overnight.

Source: pravda.com.ua, telegram.org

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