Residents of 128 apartment buildings in Gukovo were left without heating.

A drone attack in Gukovo damaged a boiler room, cutting off heating to 128 apartment buildings, hospitals, schools, and kindergartens.

As reported by the "Caucasian Knot," on the night of November 29, eight fires occurred in Taganrog as a result of drone attacks. No one was injured, but a private home burned down, and an apartment building and a technical school dormitory were damaged. Residents of the dormitory were evacuated to a temporary accommodation center. In addition to Taganrog, drones were destroyed in the Kamensky, Millerovsky, Azovsky, and Dubovsky districts of the Rostov Region.

Last night, Gukovo, Novoshakhtinsk, Chertkovsky, and Myasnikovsky districts of the Rostov Region were subjected to aerial attacks. According to military data, 16 drones have been destroyed and intercepted in the region, Governor Yuri Slyusar reported on his Telegram channel.

Boiler plant personnel have been evacuated. Heat supply has been suspended.

According to preliminary reports, there are no injuries. "In Gukovo, a boiler plant that heats 128 multi-story buildings, two hospitals, four schools, and six kindergartens was damaged. Boiler plant personnel have been evacuated. Heat supply has been suspended. After a bomb disposal survey, restoration work will begin at the site," the publication stated.

In Novoshakhtinsk, according to Slyusar, a fire broke out "at one of the industrial enterprises." "The fire, covering an area of 50 square meters, was quickly extinguished," the statement noted.

The Gukovo administration reposted the governor's post on its Telegram channel without adding any additional information. As of 10:35 a.m. Moscow time, seven comments had been posted.

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"It's unclear. Why describe the consequences in such detail? To please the enemies?" asked Vel. "So that people know. You can't please us. Telling the truth is bad, not telling it is also bad. And uncertainty is even worse," replied Irina.

Other users, on the contrary, considered the authorities' statement insufficiently informative. "And which two hospitals?" "- wrote Dianchik, having received no response by 10:35 a.m. Moscow time.

"What boiler room, where?" asked Anton Ilaysov. "On the first floor near the Gukovskaya mine," replied Nadezhda.

The Gukovo administration, as of 10:35 a.m. Moscow time, had not participated in the discussion. However, before and after the repost of the governor's post, two poems dedicated to Mother's Day were posted on the mayor's office Telegram channel today.

As a reminder, on the night of November 25, a drone attack in Taganrog killed one person and injured 10 more residents of Taganrog and the Neklinovsky district. Two of them were treated at the scene, while the remaining eight were taken to the hospital. Two of the wounded later died in the hospital.

On November 29, it was reported that the death toll had risen to four: a 76-year-old woman, who was seriously injured in the drone attack on Taganrog on November 25, died in a Rostov hospital.