At least four people were injured in an attack on the city of Voronezh, the regional governor has said

Ukrainian kamikaze drones have struck apartment blocks in the Russian city of Voronezh, about 500 km south of Moscow, injuring at least four people, according to regional authorities.

Voronezh Region Governor Aleksandr Gusev said on his Telegram channel on Sunday that seven high-rises and six smaller residential buildings were damaged in the attack, adding that four people were hospitalized.

Gusev also stated that 17 drones were intercepted by air defenses and electronic jamming systems.

Several Telegram news channels reported that residents heard more than 30 explosions in the sky over the city.

On Friday, Ukraine carried out a rocket attack on Russia’s Belgorod Region, leaving nearly 560,000 people without power and many without heat and water. Electricity has since been partially restored, Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov said on Saturday.