A Concert By Kremlin Singer Bulanova In Sochi Was Cut Short By An Evacuation
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Fires in a Russian resort town caused by attacks from marine drones.
On the evening of September 9 and after midnight, in the Russian resort town of Sochi in the Krasnodar Krai, a series of powerful explosions rocked the city. Authorities reported an attack on the city by unmanned maritime drones, as well as damage and injuries, according to “Focus”.
Maritime drones attacked port infrastructure in Sochi. OSINT channels were the first to report this.
“Sochi is currently under attack by unidentified unmanned boats. There are reports of powerful explosions in the port area,” monitoring groups wrote around 10:00 p.m.
Footage of the explosions in the city has appeared online. In the video, explosions can be heard and bright flashes are visible. A fire broke out in Sochi after one of the “strikes.”
Later, the Operational Headquarters of the Krasnodar Krai of the Russian Federation confirmed a drone attack on Sochi, as reported by Russian media. They reported that the attack caused a fire on the waterfront. Damage to beach infrastructure and part of the adjacent waterfront has been reported.
A concert by propagandist was interrupted in Sochi due to a drone attack
In addition, Russian Telegram channels reported that a concert by singer Tatyana Bulanova in Sochi had to be abruptly interrupted due to a drone attack. The audience and the artist’s crew had to be evacuated.
The artist had previously been added to the “Mirotvorets” database for supporting Russia’s aggression against Ukraine and spreading propaganda. After the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion in 2022, Bulanova remained silent for eight months, and then joined the Kremlin’s propaganda campaign and began actively supporting the war.
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