One of the rockets hit the building of the southern branch of the Central Bank, setting the roof on fire. The shock wave also damaged a nearby eight-story apartment building. In another part of the city, another rocket damaged an empty administration building. According to initial reports, there were no casualties in the attack.
An anti-missile alert was also announced during the night in the Voronezh and Rostov regions and in the Krasnodar Krai. Governor Voronezh Aleksandr Gusev reported that air defense systems destroyed two “fast targets.” There were no casualties in the attack. The Astra Telegram channel reports that residents of Voronezh saw smoke near the local military airport “Baltimor” after the attack.
IN Taganrogaccording to the governor of Rostov, Yuri Slusar, the cars caught fire from falling missile debris. Two women were injured in the attack, one of whom is in a serious condition. According to Astra, the area of Aircraft Repair Plant No. 325 is on fire after the impact.
Residents Tuapse also reported explosions on the night of May 27. The district's governor, Sergei Boyko, warned of the threat of drone attacks. The Krasnodar Krai Emergency Response Command reported that drone debris fell on the maritime terminal and no one was injured. One of the explosions heard by residents probably took place near an oil refinery, according to Astra, which analyzed the recording. The Tuapse refinery has been attacked multiple times over the past two months, with the attacks sparking massive fires and an “oil rain” in the city.
