Five people were injured during an air attack in Sochi.

Four adults and a child were injured in Sochi during a drone attack, one of the injured was hospitalized.

As reported by "Caucasian Knot", a drone attack was recorded last night in Krasnodar. Authorities did not report any casualties or damage.

In Sochi, "due to the fall of drone debris," five people were injured, including a child, the operational headquarters of Kuban reported on its Telegram channel.

"One adult was hospitalized, and the others received all necessary medical assistance on an outpatient basis," the message states.

Three private houses were damaged, the publication notes. "Fragments of drones also fell at several other addresses, including near an uninhabited building, a tunnel, and in the yard of a private house," the regional operational headquarters informed.

The city infrastructure "was not significantly affected," reported Mayor Andrey Proshunin on his Telegram channel. "As soon as the Ministry of Defense reported the cancellation of the 'Drone Attack' status, I instructed specialists from the district administrations to conduct a door-to-door survey. This is now almost complete. Overall, the city's infrastructure was not affected and is functioning normally," he wrote at 09:07 Moscow time.

After the drone attack, fires occurred in the Central and Lazarevsky districts, according to the publication. "The fires that broke out were promptly extinguished. Fortunately, there were no casualties. Five people were injured and received necessary medical assistance," the official reported.

Recall that on September 9, there was an attack by unmanned boats in Sochi. As a result of the attack, 28 people were injured, including two children. Three adults and a child were hospitalized.

In Krasnodar Krai, there is a ban on disseminating information about drone attacks and their consequences, filming the work of air defense, military facilities, and critical infrastructure. In December 2025, the authorities of Kuban introduced fines for filming air attacks and air defense operations. A corresponding bill from the regional legislative assembly has been published on the "Caucasian Knot".