The Yaroslavl region was attacked by a UAV - a child died and some were wounded. The Samara region was attacked by rockets, there were no casualties

Governor of the Yaroslavl region Mikhail Evraev spoke about a massive UAV raid on the region on the night of March 28.

As a result of the attack, a child died, Evraev said, and his parents were wounded and in serious condition. The family lived in a private house. A resident of a neighboring house was also wounded.

The threat of drone attacks continued almost throughout the night. During this time, “about 30 UAVs were neutralized,” the governor reported. Several houses and a shopping center were damaged.

And in the Samara region, explosions were heard today in Novokuybyshevsk and Chapaevsk.

“There are no casualties. There is no damage to social or residential facilities,” Governor Fedorishchev reported . The threat persisted for an hour and a half: from 5:00 a.m. to 6:40 a.m.

Open data researchers, having studied footage of the ammunition, suggest that Kyiv used the new Flamingo missile. The previous missile threat in the region was announced on February 27 (https://t.me/novaya_pishet/56440).

The region began to be attacked by missiles recently, in 2026—before that, only UAVs reached the Samara region.

At the same time, a missile threat was also announced today in neighboring Udmurtia and the Penza region . There is also no destruction or casualties.

In total, over the past night the Russian Ministry of Defense reported the downing of 155 UAVs. There was no mention of missiles in the report.

According to current legislation, we cannot report on strikes by the Russian Armed Forces on Ukrainian territory if they have not been reported by the Russian Ministry of Defense.