Russia today shot down four air targets over the Balaklava region in Crimea, the Moscow-appointed local governor Mikhail Razvozhaev announced on his Telegram channel, Reuters reported, as quoted by BTA.
Debris from the downed rockets fell in the coastal area and near Balaklava, which is now a district of Sevastopol, according to Reuters.
"Reflection of missile attack continues. According to preliminary information, four air targets were destroyed in the sky above the water area and in the Balaklava region. Debris from the downed targets, however, fell in the coastal zone and in the Balaclava region," the governor wrote in "Telegram". and added that information on civil infrastructure damage is being specified, TASS reported.
Razvozhaev reminded that citizens should call 112 for dangerous finds. "Emergency and rescue services promptly respond to all signals and arrive on the ground. The situation is under the control of the emergency services," added the governor.