In the village of Novostepnoye, Dzhankoysky district of Crimea, a tank was being repaired and accidentally fired from it. The shell flew eight kilometers and hit the wall of a private house on Sadovaya Street in Dzhankoy, an 11-year-old girl was injured. This is reported by Baza, publishing a video of the damaged home.
The girl received a lacerated wound of the forearm and was hospitalized. Officially, the Russian military did not comment on the information.
Yesterday, Baza claimed that at least two houses were damaged. At the same time, on October 10, the Mash propaganda channel published a video from the shelling site, reporting that a “rocket exploded” over Dzhankoy.
Another pro-Kremlin channel “Before everyone else. Well, almost” reported on the evening of October 10, citing a source in the Crimean Council of Ministers, that a drone was shot down in Dzhankoy. The same information was provided by Vesti and the Daily Storm.
The correspondent of the publication "Grati" reported from the scene that immediately after the explosion, the intersection of Sadovaya and Schmidt streets in Dzhankoy was cordoned off by the police, no one was allowed in there. According to eyewitnesses, the mother herself brought the wounded girl to the hospital around 17:30. The girl was diagnosed with shrapnel injuries of soft tissues. The woman said that she was standing in the kitchen when the glass shattered from the explosion and fragments damaged her daughter's arm.
On October 8, at about 6 am, an explosion thundered on the automobile part of the Crimean bridge from the side of the Taman Peninsula – according to preliminary data, a truck exploded on the bridge. As a result, the tanks of the train, which was walking along the railway part of the bridge, caught fire. The moment of the explosion was caught on video. The Investigative Committee of Russia opened a criminal case, under which article, it is not specified. The head of the parliament of the annexed peninsula, Vladimir Konstantinov, said that "Ukrainian vandals" damaged the roadbed.
In August, powerful explosions sounded at the Saki airfield near Novofedorovka, and the airbase was attacked. The media wrote that from 9 to 12 Russian aircraft burned down. The Russian Ministry of Defense stated that during the explosions "there were no external influences", several aviation munitions detonated. Aviation equipment, according to the assurances of the Russian military, was not affected. In September, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Valery Zaluzhny and Deputy Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on National Security Issues Mikhail Zabrodsky confirmed that Ukraine had carried out missile attacks on military facilities in Crimea, including the Saki airfield.
