A drone targeted a private residence in Russia’s Krasnodar Territory, as reported by Vladimir Gorb, the head of the Starominsky district in Kuban, via a Telegram channel.
In Yaseni, a village within the Starominsky district, a resident described receiving a message around 01:20 on August 2 noting that a barn had been damaged and several nearby windows were broken by the impact of the unmanned aerial vehicle and the resulting blast wave. A second incident followed at about 04:30, when a fire erupted in one of the houses but was quickly brought under control.
There were no injuries reported, according to Gorb. He stated that authorities secured the scene and cordoned off the affected area upon arrival, and added that residents of the damaged home would receive assistance with repairs to restore living conditions and rebuild any damaged property. (Source: Telegram channel)
In a related briefing, the Russian air defense forces reported that six drones were launched at two Russian regions during the night. The defense ministry confirmed that four additional drones were intercepted in the Krasnodar Territory, with two more taken down over the Kursk Region. These events are part of ongoing air defense operations aimed at countering aerial threats. (Source: Ministry release)
Earlier reports mentioned Ukraine’s development of a drone capable of reaching Siberia, highlighting the broader regional security and technological dimensions at play in the current aerial threat environment. (Source: Defense commentary)