Overnight drone strikes in Russia resulted in one death in Taganrog and injuries in the Ryazan region, where a fire broke out at a logistics facility.
Key facts
- •One woman died and two people were injured in Taganrog after debris hit an apartment building.
- •Six people were hospitalized in the Ryazan region following a drone-related fire.
- •The RWB logistics facility in Ryazan was evacuated on the morning of July 29.
- •Rostov Governor Yuri Slyusar and Ryazan Governor Pavel Malkov confirmed the attacks in their respective regions.
- •Ukrainian Telegram channels shared footage of a fire at the Ryazan warehouse.
Ukrainian drones targeted multiple regions across Russia overnight on July 29. The attacks resulted in one fatality and two injuries in Taganrog, while a separate strike in the Ryazan region left six people hospitalized following a fire in an industrial area.
Casualties and damage in Taganrog
In Taganrog, a woman died after missile debris struck a residential apartment building. Rostov Governor Yuri Slyusar confirmed the fatality and reported that two other individuals were injured. Authorities have initiated the evacuation of the remaining residents from the affected building.
Impact in the Ryazan region
Six people were hospitalized following a drone attack in the Ryazan region that triggered a fire in an industrial area. While Ryazan Governor Pavel Malkov did not specify the exact location of the blaze, the logistics company RWB confirmed that its local Wildberries warehouse was evacuated due to safety requirements. Independent reports from the Telegram channel Astra suggested that the regional oil refinery was also struck.
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This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by Meduza (English).
