Drones attacked the Rostov region.

On the night of April 6, explosions began in the Rostov region, which were the result of a drone attack on the area. This was reported by the 'Glavkom' portal, citing Russian media.

Residents in Aleksandrovka were the first to hear these explosions, feeling the drones flying overhead. They reported at least 10 explosions and bright flashes in the sky.

News of the anti-aircraft activities was also spread in Aksai and Novocherkassk. Similar sounds were felt in the village of Sultan-Saly and the city of Bataisk.

According to information circulating online, several drones were moving from the Taganrog Bay towards Rostov. Local residents in the Prymaysky and Proletarsky districts of the regional center heard three explosions.

Unofficially, it was reported that one of the drones was shot down near a damaged house on Myiskradynska Street. A loud explosion was also heard, and a flash was seen near the 'Veresayevo' residential complex.

Officially, the governor did not confirm the fact of the attack, stating that fortunately, there are no casualties or destruction.

It is noteworthy that on the night of April 5, the National Security Service of Ukraine attacked the 'Promsynthez' plant in Chapayevsk in the Samara region of the Russian Federation. This plant is one of the largest producers of industrial explosives, such as ammonal, ammonite, and granulate, in Russia and the CIS.

As a result of the attack, at least 20 explosions and several fires were recorded. The plant management was forced to stop the technological processes.

Previously, drones had attacked Russian cities like Kaluga, Saratov, and Volgograd. The Saratov region is crucial in Russia's gas transportation system.

On the same day, explosions were also heard in the Russian city of Saransk. Locals reported that the target of the drone attack was a fiber optic production plant.