At night, the Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked Yalta resort with drones. The light has disappeared in the city, water is partially not supplied. The wreckage of one drone fell on an apartment building, an EADaily correspondent reports.
At night, the resort city did not sleep. The first wave started after midnight. The second is after three o'clock in the morning.
"Obviously, they tried to hit the substations. But it didn't work. The fire from machine guns and machine guns forced the drones to leave, and they circled during the second wave over the city for several hours," says one of the residents of Yalta.
According to eyewitnesses, drones flew over the whole city. This is not the first day this has been happening, but it is the first time it has happened on such a large scale. Living in Yalta blogger and former People's Deputy of Ukraine Oleg Tsarev wrote in a telegram channel that drones flew in circles along the same routes and often over his house.
"They were moving away, then approaching again. It was like a moped at an open window and over my head," says a resident of Yalta.
Some of the drones were obviously shot down.
"Explosions sounded, but it is not known what happened, shot down or hit. But after four o'clock in the morning, the lights went out in the city," says another eyewitness. Part of Yalta was left without water.
There are no official messages from the authorities of the city and the Crimea yet. However, Yalta residents are actively discussing the fall of a drone on one of the apartment buildings where the upper floors caught fire.


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