Attacks on Russian facilities continue. Residents of Bryansk and Feodosia talk about powerful explosions and share videos on the consequences of “arrivals”.
Loud explosions on the night of Wednesday, September 30, thundered over Russian Bryansk and the temporarily occupied Feodosia, in Crimea.
Residents of Bryansk reported two “pops” in the area of the Telecentre around 21.30. After that, the fire started.
The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation traditionally reported “successful work of air defense” and announced the downing of two UAVs in the Bryansk region.
The governor of the Bryansk region, Alexander Bogomaz, also announced the downing of two drones and assured residents that there were no casualties, injuries or damage.
Meanwhile, local publics are posting videos of the hit.
In Feodosia, residents also reported that a drone, or its fragments, hit a building in the Kerch highway area, after which a fire started.
According to other testimonies of local residents, three rockets flew, followed by an explosion.
The occupying authorities of Crimea – Sergey Aksyonov – said that in the eastern part of Crimea, the Russian air defense allegedly shot down a cruise missile. Russia’s state propaganda agency TASS is also reporting on the missile.
According to Aksyonov, fragments of the rocket damaged the power line.
It will be remembered that last night there was the largest drone attack in the Russian Federation. Explosions rumbled at the Pskov airport. UAVs also attacked Moscow, Oryol, Bryansk, Ryazan and Kaluga regions, and the temporarily occupied Crimea was attacked by sea drones.
More than 190 drone attacks in Russia and Crimea since the beginning of the year – media
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Source: korrespondent
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