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On the night of September 9, Novorossiysk was attacked by drones, which led to casualties and destruction of infrastructure.
The Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) could launch drones across Novorossiysk from the Nikolaev region. A possible location for the launch of Ukrainian drones in the largest port city of Russia was named by a military expert, captain of the first rank of the reserve Vasily Dandykin in a conversation with the publication “Paragraph”.
“They were definitely launched from the Ukrainian Armed Forces-occupied part of the Kherson region or from the Nikolaev region. They fly over the sea, there we partially knock them down, the rest go with a turn there,” Dandykin said.
For the attack, according to the analyst, the Ukrainian military used “Fierce” type drones, which are capable of flying 500 kilometers.
The Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked Novorossiysk on the night of September 9. As a result of the strike, eight houses, three businesses, two kindergartens and an Orthodox church were damaged. During the raid, four people did not survive, and another 29 were injured.

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