Footage from the Russian coast: Ukrainian drone explodes on swimmers in the Black Sea

Russia accuses Ukraine of a 'terrorist act' after a Ukrainian drone exploded on a Black Sea beach in Gelendzhik, killing six people, including three children, and wounding dozens. Ukraine also struck a warehouse of Wildberries in the Vladimir region, and Russia dropped glide bombs on Zaporizhzhia. Meanwhile, opposition figure Boris Nadezhdin fled to France.

Russia today accused Ukraine of a 'terrorist act' and a deliberate attack on civilians, after a Ukrainian drone exploded on a crowded beach at the resort town of Gelendzhik in the Krasnodar region, on the Black Sea coast. According to Moscow, six people were killed, including three children, and dozens were wounded. In videos verified by Reuters, the drone is seen crashing onto the sand followed by a powerful explosion. The regional governor, Veniamin Kondratyev, called it a 'tragedy' and said 17 people were taken to hospital. Eyewitnesses described panic and people taking cover behind sun loungers. The town is located a few kilometers from Putin's holiday residence. It was also reported that three people were killed in a Ukrainian attack on the Crimean peninsula last night. Meanwhile, the Ukrainian military struck a warehouse of the company Wildberries in the Vladimir region, its 12th distribution center to be hit, covering an area of 100,000 square meters. Founder Tatyana Kim accused Ukraine of a 'terrorist act'. Russia dropped 8 glide bombs on Zaporizhzhia, killing one person and wounding 31. Opposition figure Boris Nadezhdin, declared a 'foreign agent', fled to France and declared: 'I am alive and free'.