: Russians down Ukrainian drones in Crimea as war broadens #IndiaNEWS #Home News Kyiv: Russian authorities reported shooting down Ukrainian drones in Crimea, while Ukrainian officials said Russian forces

Russians down Ukrainian drones in Crimea as war broadens #IndiaNEWS #Home News
Kyiv: Russian authorities reported shooting down Ukrainian drones in Crimea, while Ukrainian officials said Russian forces pressed ahead with efforts to seize one of the few cities in eastern Ukraine not already under their control. The Russian military also kept up its strikes in Ukraines north and south Sunday.
In Crimea, which Russia annexed from Ukraine in 2014, Russian authorities said local air defenses shot down a drone above the headquarters of the Russian Black Sea Fleet in Sevastopol. It was the second drone incident at the headquarters in three weeks and followed explosions at a Russian airfield and ammunition depot on the peninsula this month.
Oleg Kryuchkov, an aide to Crimeas governor, also said Saturday that “attacks by small drones�? triggered air-defense systems in western Crimea.
Air defense systems successfully hit all targets over the territory over Crimea on Saturday morning. There are no casualties or material damage,�? his boss, Sergei Aksyonov, said on Telegram.
Russia considers Crimea to be Russian territory now, especially after building a huge bridge to the peninsula from the Russian mainland, but Ukrainian officials have never accepted its annexation by Russia.
Mikhail Razvozhaev, the governor of Sevastopol, said the drone that was shot down there fell on the roof of the fleets headquarters and did not cause casualties or major damage.
But the incident underlined Russian forces vulnerability in Crimea. A drone attack on Russias Black Sea naval headquarters on July 31 injured five people and forced the cancellation of observances of Russias Navy Day.
This week, a Russian ammunition depot in Crimea was hit by an explosion. Last week, nine Russian warplanes were reported destroyed at an airbase on Crimea.
Ukrainian authorities have stopped short of publicly claiming responsibility. But President Volodymyr Zelenskyy alluded to Ukrainian attacks behind enemy lines after the blasts in Crimea.
Meanwhile, fighting in southern Ukrainian areas just north of Crimea has stepped up in recent weeks as Ukrainian forces try to drive Russian forces out of cities they have occupied since early in the six-month-old war.
A Russian missile attack wounded 12 people, including three children, and damaged houses and an apartment block Saturday in the town of Voznesensk in the Mykolaiv region, the Ukrainian prosecutors office said. Two of the children were in serious condition and the governor said one had lost an eye.
A Ukrainian airstrike, meanwhile, hit targets in Melitopol, the largest Russian-controlled city in the Zaporizhzhia region, 100 kilometers (65 miles) north of Crimea, according to Ukrainian and Russia-installed local officials.

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