Оросын Азовын тэнгисийн Таганрог буланд болсон дроны халдлагаар хөлөг онгоцнууд гэмтэж, нэг далайчин амиа алдсан байна.
Бямба гарагт Оросын эрх баригчдын мэдээлснээр, дроны цохилт метанол тээвэрлэж байсан танкер болон бусад гурван хөлөг онгоцыг дайрчээ. Ростов мужийн захирагч Юрий Слюсарийн мэдээлснээр, техникийн дэмжлэг үзүүлэх хөлөг онгоцны нэг ажилтан амиа алдсан бөгөөд өөр гэмтэж бэртсэн хүн байхгүй байна.
Халдлагад өртсөн хөлөг онгоцууд янз бүрийн хэмжээний эвдрэл авсан хэдий ч метанол асгарах эрсдэлгүй гэдгийг албаныхан онцоллоо. Тус бүс нутагт агаараас эсэргүүцэн хамгаалах хүчнийхэн арав гаруй дрон устгасан байна. Оросын Батлан хамгаалах яамны мэдээлснээр, өнгөрсөн шөнө тус улсын янз бүрийн бүс нутагт Украины нийт 178 дроныг устгажээ.
Баасан гарагт болсон дроны халдлагын улмаас Таганрог далайн боомт болон түлшний хоёр агуулахад гал гарсан байна. Одоогоор нөхцөл байдлыг хяналтад авахаар ажиллаж байгаа аж.
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One person was killed as a result of a drone attack on four vessels, including a tanker carrying methanol, in Taganrog Bay of the Sea of Azov,Russian authorities said on Saturday.
“A seaman on a technical support vessel has lost his life. I offer my condolences to the family and loved ones of the deceased. No one else was injured,” Yury Slyusar, governor of the southern Rostov region, wrote on Telegram.
He said the vessels sustained various degrees of damage, but “there is no risk of a methanol spill or leak.”
More than one and a half dozen drones were destroyed during the repulsion of the air attack on the region, Slyusar said. TheRussian Defence Ministry said air defense units had downed a total of 178 Ukrainian drones over various regions overnight.
On Friday,fires broke outat two fuel depots and at the Taganrog sea port as a result of drone attacks.
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