Russian regional authorities reported Saturday that Ukrainian aerial strikes on southern Russia resulted in one death and four injuries, while also causing damage to commercial infrastructure and igniting fires.
Rostov region Governor Yuri Slyusar confirmed the casualty figures from what he described as Ukrainian air attacks on his territory. The strikes targeted the city of Taganrog, where commercial infrastructure sustained damage and a logistics company’s warehouse caught fire, according to Slyusar’s statements.
In a separate incident in the Sea of Azov, Slyusar reported that a Ukrainian drone strike damaged a commercial ship flying a foreign flag, causing a fire to break out on the vessel.
Meanwhile, Samara Governor Vyacheslav Fedorishchev announced that Ukrainian drones also targeted the Russian city of Togliatti, though details about what was struck remain unclear. Togliatti has been previously targeted by Ukraine, particularly the TogliattiAzot chemical fertilizer manufacturing facility located there.
