In Crimea, drones attacked a military base in Sevastopol
A series of explosions rocked the temporarily occupied Crimea on the night of June 11, resulting in damage to infrastructure and fires in several towns. Specifically, two road bridges were damaged in Armiansk, and a fire broke out near a military unit in Sevastopol.
According to available information, two road bridges were damaged—at the entrance to Armiansk from the Kherson region and at the exit toward Krasnoperekopsk.
Damage to trucks has also been reported. Additionally, debris from drones reportedly fell on residential buildings and the grounds of a kindergarten.
Following the latest series of strikes, around 6:15 a.m., a fire broke out in the city area. Its exact location has not yet been specified.
According to a source, a fire broke out in Simferopol following several powerful explosions. Explosions were also heard in the Bakhchysarai area.
Information on the extent of the damage or possible consequences is currently unavailable.
In Sevastopol, power was temporarily cut off in some areas of the city following the explosions.
There are also reports of a fire in the Kozacha Bay area, and early this morning, following another series of explosions, a fire broke out near a military unit in Striletska Bay.
No official comments regarding the causes of the fire or possible damage to military facilities had been received at the time of publication.
Currently, information about the events is coming from open sources and local reports. Details regarding the extent of damage, casualties, or destruction are still being clarified.
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This was reported by the Telegram channel “Crimean Wind.”
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