Drones damage a bridge over the Mius and cut power to several Rostov villages, governor says

A Ukrainian drone attack on Sunday morning damaged a bridge over the Mius River and an electrical transformer in Russia's Rostov region, according to regional Governor Yuri Slyusar, cited by The Kyiv Independent.

Drone debris damaged the bridge, located on the R-280 highway, which links the Rostov region with occupied Ukrainian territories, and traffic on the access road was completely shut down, according to the governor.

Slyusar added that another strike damaged a transformer at the Sulin substation, in the Millerovo district, and cut electricity to several villages. Technicians will begin repairs once emergency services clear the area. No casualties have been reported.

Developing story: the information comes from a single outlet citing the governor; it has not been possible to open his Telegram channel or a second source. The number of villages without power, the extent of the damage to the bridge and when service will be restored remain unknown.