Text taken from the Telegram channel of southtower
Commentary by Russian military journalist Boris Rozhin is in italics
[ColonelCassad] We had a lot of trouble today. The airstrike continued from early morning.
The city was lightly hit, but without serious consequences. As a result of enemy drone attacks on Sevastopol, one person was injured. He did not have time to reach cover.
A total of 10 enemy drones were shot down. Sevastopol Governor Mikhail Razvozhayev spoke about the damage: Shrapnel from a downed UAV fell near the V.D. Revyakin Educational Center. All the children were in shelter when the shrapnel fell. A building worker, who was outside when the UAV was shot down, received a shrapnel wound to his lower limb.
No damage to the building was reported. In a private residence in the Fiolent district, shrapnel from a downed UAV fell on the roof of a private home and damaged the fence of another house. In Yukharina Balka, UAV debris pierced the roof of a private home. A fragment of a downed UAV, presumably an engine, was found near Universitetskaya. Drone debris was also found in the Vakulenchuk area. On Heroiv Stalingradu Avenue, a fragment shattered a balcony window in one of the buildings.
Twenty-three drones were also shot down over Crimea, plus more over the Sea of ​​Azov. Last night, attacks also hit Odesa's air defense system, port, and power grid. Power outages continue in Odesa.