KRASNODAR. June 21 (Interfax) - Outpatient medical aid is being provided to two Russian Emergency Situations Ministry specialists injured in an overnight drone attack on the Krasnodar Territory, the press service for the ministry's regional branch said on Friday.
"Two employees of the Russian Emergency Situations Ministry were injured in a large-scale attack on the Krasnodar Territory. They sustained injuries after being hit by drones while performing their professional duties," the press service said.
Medical care was provided to them. They are now undergoing outpatient treatment.
A large number of Ukrainian drones attacked several Krasnodar Territory municipalities overnight, including the Temryuk, Yeisk and Severskaya districts, last night. Four people were injured in the attack, the region's operational headquarters said.