Sochi Beaches Closed After Drone Attack

The mayor of Sochi added that efforts to address the aftermath of the attack continue along the Primorsky embankment.

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Part of Sochi's beaches from 'Mayak' to 'Primorsky' were temporarily closed after an attack on the evening of September 9.
The attack involved unmanned boats, with damage to coastal infrastructure and the Primorsky embankment.
The threat was officially canceled by around 6 a.m. on September 10.
Special services are conducting recovery operations on the embankment.
The city's overall situation remains normal outside the affected area.
The investigation into the incident is ongoing, with a criminal case opened under Article 205 of the Russian Criminal Code.
The attack caused injuries to 28 people, including two children.
Three adults and a 16-year-old adolescent remained hospitalized, with stable or satisfactory health conditions.
The city's infrastructure sustained only minor damage, requiring restoration of glazing and facade elements.
The airport resumed normal operations after temporary restrictions.
A concert by Tatyana Bulanova was interrupted and attendees were evacuated.

28 people were injured, including two children; three adults and a 16-year-old remain in hospital. — kommersant
Four people remain in hospital, including a 16-year-old; one of the five initially hospitalized has been discharged. — fontanka
28 people were injured, including two children, with four people (one child and three adults) remaining in hospital. — m24
The attack was carried out by Ukrainian military forces (VСУ). — m24
The initial report mentioned one injured person, later updated to eight, then to 28. — fontanka
The Investigative Committee labeled the incident as a terrorist act and accused the 'Kyiv regime' of terrorism. — m24