Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin has announced that doctors from hospitals in the capital have been sent to provide assistance to those injured in the attack on Sevastopol by the Ukrainian Armed Forces (UAF). Sobyanin stated that "Moscow doctors are being dispatched to provide all necessary assistance, and Moscow clinics are ready to accommodate the injured." He also expressed heartfelt condolences to the families and loved ones of the five victims.
According to the latest reports, the UAF attack caused injuries of varying degrees to 124 people, including 27 children. Five people, including three children and two adults, lost their lives. The attack has prompted increased security measures at the airport in Sevastopol, and a hotline has been established to provide around-the-clock assistance to the affected residents.
In another incident, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Dagestan reported the elimination of four militants in Makhachkala. Security measures have been heightened at the Makhachkala airport due to the situation in Dagestan. Additionally, the Ministry of Economic Development has advised tour operators to cancel trips to Crimea without penalties.
In light of the recent events, there has been an increased focus on security in North Ossetia, and public places will have enhanced security. The Ministry of Health has urged the injured to seek medical treatment at healthcare facilities in Dagestan. The Ministry of Internal Affairs in Abkhazia is currently searching for individuals involved in a shooting incident at the Psou checkpoint.
Tragically, two children went missing on a beach in Sevastopol during the shelling by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Meanwhile, in Dagestan, six police officers were killed and twelve others were injured in multiple attacks. The governor of Sevastopol confirmed that four individuals, including two children, lost their lives in the UAF strike on the city.
In other news, the Pentagon's "Future Combat Systems" program, aimed at creating the "army of the future," has come to an end with no tangible results. Russian Armed Forces have conducted precision strikes on a Ukrainian military training site using naval-based weapons. And in a heartwarming story, a soldier on duty saved orphaned German Shepherd puppies during a military exercise.
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