US EditionRussia declares state of emergency at port after Ukrainian drone attack on Novorossiisk
- Novorossiysk's mayor, Andrei Kravchenko, declared a state of emergency after a Ukrainian drone attack damaged buildings and injured five people on May 3.
- The attack occurred overnight Friday, targeting residential buildings and a grain terminal, with no immediate comment from Ukraine.
- Kravchenko inspected damage to three apartment buildings and reported serious injuries, including two children and a woman hospitalized in critical condition.
- Russia's Defense Ministry said it intercepted 170 Ukrainian drones and several missiles overnight, mainly over Crimea and Krasnodar region, including threats near Novorossiysk.
- The state of emergency reflects ongoing tensions as drone and missile attacks continue to target populated areas, causing casualties and property damage.
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Three apartment buildings in Novo Russia were damaged by an attack by Ukrainian drones on the night of 3 May, reported by the Governor of Krasnodar province, Benjamin Condratiev.
·Riga, Latvia
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Repeated Ukrainian drone attacks on the Russian Black Sea coast. Now the city of Novorossiysk declares a state of emergency. “Do not approach the drones under any circumstances and do not photograph them,” writes Mayor Andrey Kravchenko on Telegram.
·Stockholm, Sweden
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The mayor of the Russian port city of Novorossiysk declared a state of emergency on Saturday after local authorities announced that a Ukrainian drone attack damaged a grain terminal and several residential buildings, Reuters reports.
·Romania
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