Russia Says Ukraine Used Storm Shadow Missiles Against Sevastopol Amid Cross-Border Air Attacks

Russian-installed authorities in occupied Crimea reported that Ukraine attacked Sevastopol with drones and missiles, preliminarily including Storm Shadow missiles, and said mobile fire groups repelled the attacks overnight. They reported a missile hit a bank building. Russia’s military stated that air defenses shot down three Storm Shadow missiles over the past day. Separate reports from Russian officials described drone and missile attacks inside Russia, including Voronezh, Tuapse, and Taganrog. In Taganrog, two people were injured after interception of a missile, and a fire was reported at the 325th Aircraft Repair Plant. In Voronezh, debris from drones damaged a tire repair shop building, and OSINT analysis suggested a military target near Baltimor.

"“The Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked the city using various aerial weapons, preliminarily including Storm Shadow missiles,” Razvozhayev said, adding later that a bank building was hit by a missile."

"Russia's military reported on May 27 that its air defenses shot down three Storm Shadow missiles in the past day."

"Meanwhile, Russian officials reported separate drone and missile attacks inside Russia, including in the cities of Voronezh, Tuapse, and Taganrog. In the southern port city of Taganrog, two people were injured after Russian air defenses intercepted a missile, Mayor Svetlana Kambulova wrote on Telegram."

"In Voronezh, according to regional Governor Aleksandr Gusev, debris from drones damaged a tire repair shop building. The OSINT analysis by the ASTRA Telegram channel suggested that the target of the attack was the Baltimor militar"

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