Around 100 Ukrainian UAVs targeted Sevastopol overnight, governor says
Authorities said one person was killed, four adults were injured, and more than 50 homes and apartment buildings were damaged.
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- Sevastopol officials said about 100 Ukrainian drones targeted the city overnight, with most intercepted over the sea, the city, or Crimea.
- Authorities reported one death, four injuries, and damage to more than 50 residential buildings.
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SEVASTOPOL, April 26 — The Ukrainian armed forces launched about 100 unmanned aerial vehicles at Sevastopol on Sunday night, according to Governor Mikhail Razvozhayev.
Razvozhayev said the raid was a large-scale attack on the city. He wrote on Telegram that most of the drones were destroyed over the sea or over Sevastopol, while some were downed over the Republic of Crimea.
Earlier, he had reported the destruction of 71 UAVs.
Razvozhayev said the attack was repelled and that large-scale consequences were avoided due to the actions of air defense units, the Black Sea Fleet, and mobile fire groups of the Sevastopol detachment.
Earlier, Sevastopol authorities said one person was killed and four adults were injured in the attack. More than 50 private houses and apartment buildings in different parts of the city were damaged, including shattered windows, damaged balconies, and other localized impacts.
