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Sevastopol has regularly come under attack from unmanned aerial vehicles during the current conflict.
Nine Ukrainian Armed Forces drones were neutralized in Sevastopol.
Governor Mikhail Razvozhaev called for calling 112 if dangerous objects or debris are detected.
SIMFEROPOL, September 13 - RIA Novosti. Nine Ukrainian Armed Forces drones were neutralized in Sevastopol during an air attack on the city, city governor Mikhail Razvozhaev said.
“Our military, air defense and mobile groups continue to repel the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ attack on Sevastopol. Nine UAVs have been neutralized,” Razvozhaev wrote on his channel on the Max platform.

The newest Russian drones “Geran-4” and “Geran-5” came as a surprise to Ukraine, successfully bypassing Kyiv’s air defense systems. According to the Financial Times, their characteristics blur the line between drones and cruise missiles, creating a new threat.

In Sevastopol, as a result of falling debris from 15 neutralized Ukrainian Armed Forces drones, two private houses in SNT caught fire. Governor Mikhail Razvozhaev said that there were no casualties and emergency services were on the scene.

The governor of Sevastopol, Mikhail Razvozhaev, reported that the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ attack on the city had been repelled. According to the authorities, 15 drones were neutralized by air defense systems and mobile groups, but no one was injured.

The Russian Ministry of Defense reported on attacks on logistics centers, infrastructure facilities and military deployment points in 146 regions. Air defense forces intercepted aerial bombs, HIMARS shells and 902 drones.

A Ukrainian Navy drone operator told CNN that his unit was using a military base in Libyan Misrata to attack the Russian shadow fleet in exchange for training local forces.

Since the beginning of September, 305 Ukrainian Armed Forces military personnel have been surrounded and destroyed in the Kharkov region, as well as a significant amount of equipment, including armored vehicles and ground robotic systems, said the commander of the North group of troops, Roman Shkroba.