50 residents evacuated after drone attack in Yekaterinburg

6 articles · Updated · Zamin · Apr 21

Six people were injured, including one woman hospitalized, when a drone struck a residential complex in Yekaterinburg, prompting the evacuation of 50 residents.
Most victims suffered mild smoke inhalation, with five declining inpatient treatment. Authorities have relocated affected residents to temporary accommodation centers for their safety.
Emergency services and psychologists from the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations are currently assisting at the scene, as local officials address ongoing safety and support needs following the attack.

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