Konflikte · Russian beach strike · ArchivSieben Tote an einem überfüllten Strand: Was ein Drohnenangriff zeigt – und was nichtVerfasst 7. September 2026 um 21:22 UTCAnsehenTranskript0:00At least seven people are dead and 400:01are wounded after a drone struck a0:03crowded beach on Russia's Black Sea0:05Coast. Russian officials say it was a0:07Ukrainian attack. CBS News has verified0:10online video that shows a fixed-wing0:11drone diving toward the beach and0:13exploding on impact. The footage itself0:15is not in dispute. The regional governor0:17first described falling drone fragments0:20and raised the possibility that Russian0:22air defenses had shot the drone down.0:24Hours later, he called it a deliberate0:26attack on Russian civilians, a direct0:28contradiction. Outside analysts point to0:31electronic jamming as a third0:32possibility. The electronic war both0:34sides waged could send a drone off0:36course and has done so before with0:37unintended incursions into Poland and0:39Romania as CBS News has documented.0:41Ukraine's silence on the strike is0:43unusual. Its own declared targets are0:45energy and military infrastructure and a0:47beach fits neither category. If it0:50launched the drone, it must explain what0:51went wrong. What remains unresolved is0:54whose drone it was and why it ended up0:56on a beach. The governor has given two0:58answers. Ukraine has given none. The1:01verified video shows what happened. It1:03does not show why.Artikel lesenChronologie der GeschichteHeyDexDas Kurzvideo ↗
