In brief
An overnight attack on November 13 sparked fires at an industrial building and a warehouse, RBC-Ukraine reported. The regional governor also reported residential damage and evacuations; initial reports indicated no casualties.
Fires broke out at an industrial building in Rostov-on-Don and a warehouse in the surrounding region's Aksay district after an overnight attack on November 13, RBC-Ukraine reported, citing open-source intelligence channels. Regional governor Yuri Slyusar confirmed the attack. The report did not identify who carried it out.
Slyusar said an industrial building in Rostov's Sovetsky district was damaged, with a fire covering about 20 square metres. Emergency services were working at the site. RBC-Ukraine described the warehouse in Aksay district as approximately 1,500 square metres; it did not specify how much of the building burned or what either facility was used for.
The governor later reported damaged windows at a five-storey residential building in Rostov's Oktyabrsky district, whose residents were evacuated. Three cars also caught fire. In Koluzayevo, in Azov district, four private homes sustained damage to roofs, doors and glazing, and a gas pipe was damaged at one home.
RBC-Ukraine cited preliminary information indicating no casualties. Its account of the warehouse fire also said information about possible casualties was still being clarified.
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