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科卢扎耶沃宣布进入紧急状态,罗斯托夫受损统计扩大
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译自英文原文。
拦截数量并不是衡量袭击结果的成绩单。它反映的是俄罗斯当局声称摧毁了多少架无人机,而非发射了多少架、多少架抵达目标,或损失了多少军事能力。更具体的影响包括受损住宅、流离失所的居民,以及一场最终情况仍未明朗的大型仓库火灾。
受损统计仍在扩大
随后公布了范围更大的当地评估。《生意人报》报道,阿佐夫区代区长费奥多尔·科夫图诺夫宣布当地进入紧急状态,并公布初步统计:14处住宅受损、两辆车辆受损。检查人员仍在逐户走访。这个较新的统计取代了早先对损毁规模的描述,但其统计类别是“住宅”,与先前统计“私人住宅”时,未必按照完全相同的方式计算建筑物。12
两处火灾,仍有不同疑问未解
据报规模最大的火灾发生在阿克赛区一处仓库,英文也有写作Aksai的译名。斯柳萨尔称,火势波及面积为1,500平方米,并将火灾归因于无人机残骸坠落;他还说,伤亡情况仍在核查。另据报道,罗斯托夫苏维埃区一处受损生产设施发生火灾,过火面积为20平方米。23
警报持续近14小时
对居民来说,这一夜的关键不在于辨认武器,而在于决定何时躲避。地区应急部门于11月12日当地时间18:54首次发布导弹和无人机警报。晚间,导弹危险警报一度解除,随后再次发布,又再度解除。次日早晨08:47,无人机警报解除——距首次警报近14小时,不过这并不意味着导弹警报或爆炸持续了14小时。5
一名被称为玛丽亚的居民告诉《生意人报》,她被爆炸声惊醒,随后看到一道亮光,接着又听到3声巨响。她在浴室里躲了约40分钟。另一名居民弗拉基米尔说,他先上网搜索信息,然后躲在房间之间的过道里,之后一直没睡,担心再次遭到袭击。一些居民称,他们既没听到警报声,也没听到无人机特有的声音。这些说法不能证明全市的预警系统失灵,但揭示了一个实际难题:如何判断危险何时已迫在眉睫。5
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- A warehouse fire covered 1,500 square meters.
- One man was hospitalized, apartment residents were evacuated, and officials now count 14 damaged residential properties in Koluzaevo. The warehouse’s casualty toll and the full extent of the housing damage are still unclear.
- The damage spans separate locations. Rostov-on-Don has residential and production-facility damage. The large warehouse fire was in Aksay district. Koluzaevo, where officials declared a local emergency, is in Azov district.
- The attack took place overnight on November 12 and 13, 2026. Governor Yury Slyusar attributed fires and damage to falling drone debris. Ukraine’s military separately claimed missile strikes on drone facilities that same night.
- Slyusar says more than 120 drones were destroyed across Rostov-on-Don and ten districts. That figure counts the interceptions Russian authorities claim. It doesn't tell us how many drones were launched or how many reached a target.
- Five apartment buildings were damaged across Rostov-on-Don, the governor said. His first description focused on broken windows in one five-story building in Oktyabrsky district. Residents were evacuated, and authorities opened temporary accommodation for people from that building.
- Three passenger cars also caught fire. Slyusar initially said nobody was hurt at the apartment building or the production facility. A later morning update identified the injured Rostov resident, who had been taken to hospital.
- Four damaged homes were the first count in Koluzaevo. Inspectors found damage to roofs, doors and glazing. A gas pipe was damaged at one home. At that stage, officials reported no injuries or fires there.
- Slyusar later put the wider Azov district tally at five damaged private homes. Acting district head Fyodor Kovtunov then announced a preliminary count of 14 damaged residential properties in Koluzaevo, along with two damaged vehicles and a local emergency.
- The latest count covers residential properties, which can be counted differently from individual houses. Inspectors were still going door to door. The two damaged vehicles in Koluzaevo belong to a separate location from the three burning cars in Rostov-on-Don.
- Slyusar said five private homes were damaged in Azov district. His statement described the extent of damage differently from the early claim that five homes had been destroyed.
- The citywide building count needs the same care. Slyusar identified five apartment buildings in Rostov-on-Don. The five-story description applied to the building whose evacuation he first described. He didn't call all five buildings high-rises.
- Subscribe to this channel as we follow the continuing inspections and the warehouse casualty update.
- The Aksay warehouse fire covered 1,500 square meters. The production-facility fire in Rostov-on-Don’s Sovetsky district covered 20 square meters. Slyusar later said the production-site fire was extinguished. The warehouse still needs its own definitive update.
- The governor also said the fire associated with residential damage had been put out. His first warehouse statement said emergency crews were responding and casualty information was being checked. The statements clearing other sites don't settle what happened at the warehouse.
- The warehouse belongs geographically in Aksay district. Slyusar’s detailed description separates it from the production facility inside Rostov-on-Don. Aksay residents also described loud explosions followed by a fire, without identifying what had been hit.
- Residents waited nearly fourteen hours between the first warning and the drone all-clear. Missile warnings were lifted and renewed during that period. Emergency authorities urged people to leave exposed outdoor areas and seek shelter in underground passages or parking facilities.
- Officials told residents to stay away from debris and call 112 if they found it. Slyusar warned people away from windows. He also repeated the region’s ban on photographing or filming drone attacks and posting that material online.
- A resident identified as Maria described waking to an explosion, then seeing a bright flash followed by three loud explosions. She said she sheltered in the bathroom for about 40 minutes. Other residents also sought shelter inside their apartments.
- Another resident, Vladimir, said he searched online for information before sheltering between rooms. He stayed awake afterward, afraid of another strike. Some residents said they hadn't heard sirens or the sound of drones. Their experiences leave a practical question about how people knew when to shelter.
- Ukraine’s General Staff says Neptune missiles struck three drone-related targets in Rostov-on-Don that night. It named Ionos’s tactical attack-drone production facility and storage site, plus Aero-Hit’s service center, where drones are repaired and maintained for the front.
- Aero-Hit manufactures Veles attack and reconnaissance drones flown through an onboard camera feed. Its manufacturing operation is in Khabarovsk. The military identified its Rostov service center as the target here.
- The General Staff said the strikes would disrupt drone production, storage and repair, reducing the drones available for attacks. The military hasn't provided a verified measure of lost production or how many drones were destroyed.
- No verified location evidence connects those claimed missile targets to the two fires Slyusar described. Different weapons may have been involved across the night, and the cause at each damaged site hasn't been pinned down.
- Regional prosecutors are overseeing assistance and the protection of affected residents’ rights. The production-site fire and the fire associated with residential damage are out, the governor says. Authorities still haven't given a definitive warehouse casualty assessment or final fire update. In Koluzaevo, door-to-door inspections continue under the local emergency.
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