
Assistant Minister of Health of Russia Alexey Kuznetsov reported that 28 people were hospitalized, including two children.
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A night drone attack on Novorossiysk resulted in casualties and injuries.
As a result of a night attack by a UAV UAV in Novorossiysk, 28 victims were hospitalized, including two children.
According to the governor of Kuban, the attack killed four people, including one child, and injured 29 people in total.
MOSCOW, September 9 - RIA Novosti. Twenty-eight victims of a night attack by a UAV UAV in Novorossiysk were hospitalized, including two children, Assistant Minister of Health of Russia Alexey Kuznetsov told RIA Novosti.
“According to operational data, 28 victims of the Ukronazi UAV attack, including two children, were hospitalized in Novorossiysk hospitals,” Kuznetsov said.

In Sevastopol, 15 houses, including three apartment buildings, were damaged due to attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. During the day, the city repelled four attacks, 27 drones were neutralized, said Governor Mikhail Razvozhaev.

On the evening of September 8 and night of September 9, the Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked the south of Russia using UAVs. In Novorossiysk, four people were killed, including a child, and another 29 were injured. The Russian Investigative Committee opened a criminal case regarding the terrorist attack.

The Russian research vessel "Professor Molchanov" remains under arrest in the Norwegian port of Barentsburg, the situation is far from resolved, said Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova.

The famous Perm poet Stanislav Boguslavsky died as a result of a drone strike on a residential apartment building. His wife was hospitalized.

The death of climbers after an avalanche in the Chereksky region of Kabardino-Balkaria became the largest since the tragedy on Lenin Peak in July 1990. 12 people became victims of the emergency in the Bezengi Gorge.

Comprehensive improvement of the historical Catherine Park has begun in Moscow. Deputy Mayor Pyotr Biryukov said that the territory will turn into an all-season public space with updated ponds, sports and children's playgrounds.