"Neptunes" And Rumbling In The Sky: Russia And Crimea Were Massively Attacked By Missiles
6- 16.11.2025, 20:30
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Explosions rang out near the airfields.
On the evening of November 15 and the night of November 16, loud explosions erupted in some regions of the aggressor country Russia and in temporarily occupied Crimea. Local residents reported drone and missile attacks, writes "Glavred".
The Russian Defense Ministry has traditionally reported the allegedly successful shooting down of Ukrainian drones over seven regions of the country, allegedly 57 of them. At the same time, the agency did not mention the missiles in the report.
What is known about the attack on Russia
On the evening of November 15, residents of Russia's Volgograd complained about explosions in two city districts. There, Russian air defense forces sent a drone directly into an apartment building. Three casualties are known as a result of the strike.
Some drones also flew over the Voronezh region, where according to Governor Alexander Gusev, a suppressed drone damaged the facade of a private house and a fence.
It was Gusev who let slip who actually directed the drone at the apartment building in Volgograd, because he mentioned in his report the work of not only air defense, but also REB means.
Locals also speculated that drones targeted the Lukoil refinery in Volgograd, but there is no information yet on the results of this attack.
What came over Crimea
At around 23:10 on November 15, explosions erupted near the sea in temporarily occupied Sevastopol. Subsequently, locals reported that it was also loud near the Saki airfield in Novofedorovka and in Simferopol.
After a while, Russian publics became "alarmed" because of the alleged launch of Ukrainian Neptun missiles. What is interesting is that both the local occupation authorities and the Russian Ministry of Defense do not mention the attack on Crimea at all in their reports and remain silent about its consequences.
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