Explosive Night in Russia and Crimea: Where It Was Noisy and What the Consequences Are.

On the night of May 3, several attacks occurred in various regions of the Russian Federation and in temporarily occupied Crimea, during which unmanned aerial vehicles were used.

The attacks were recorded in Crimea, Krasnodar Krai, Anapa, Novorossiysk, and Rostov Oblast.

So far, the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation has not commented on the information about the drone strike. However, local media reports indicate damage to residential buildings and fires.

Currently, there is no information about casualties.

Crimea

The attack began around one o'clock in the morning. Witnesses reported seven explosions that occurred in Kerch and Feodosia.

People saw flashes in the sky over the Black Sea and heard the sounds of air defense systems. As a result of the drone attack, traffic on the Crimean Bridge was temporarily suspended at 00:50.

Krasnodar Krai

About 10 explosions were recorded over Taman. One of the drones fell into rocky terrain and caught fire, and a private house was also damaged.

Rostov Oblast

Drones attacked six settlements. In the village of Tselyna, two residential buildings were destroyed by fire, and four people were evacuated from one of them.

Anapa and the Suburbs

Drone debris damaged three private houses in Anapa and several in the villages of Yurovka and Tsibanobalka. Windows were shattered, and doors were damaged.

Novorossiysk

More than 15 explosions occurred over the city and in the waters of the Black Sea; witnesses speak of two waves of attacks.

At 1:20, videos of a massive fire in Rostov began to spread. Reports indicate that there was a powerful shockwave before the explosion, followed by smoke and a fire.

Recent drone attacks in various regions of Russia and in Crimea raise serious questions about security and stability in the region. A thorough investigation of this incident is necessary to determine the organizers of the attack and take appropriate measures to ensure the safety of the population.