Four injured in Russia-held Sevastopol in drone attack, governor says

Aug 28 (Reuters) - ‌Four ​people ​were injured after drones hit ‌a five-storey apartment building ⁠in Sevastopol in the ‌Russian-held Crimean peninsula, ‌Mikhail Razvozhayev, the Moscow-installed governor, said on ​the Telegram messaging app on ⁠Friday.

Drones and their debris have also ​hit a hotel, a kindergarten and over ​a dozen ‌cars, he said, adding that the ⁠grass near some oil product depots caught ⁠fire, not the depots ​themselves, and the flames were extinguished.

Russia annexed Crimea in ‌2014 and started a full-scale invasion ‌of Ukraine ⁠in 2022.

(Reporting ‌by Jekaterīna ​Golubkova in Tokyo; Editing by Christian ‌Schmollinger)

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