Doctors report on the condition of the victims of the drone attack in Rostov-on-Don

The condition of four of the injured, including two children, is described as moderate.

The number of Rostov-on-Don residents injured in the UAV attack has risen to 15. This was reported by TASS, citing updated data provided by the press service of the Rostov Region Governor. The condition of four people is assessed as moderate.

Two children are among the injured, the Commissioner for Children's Rights in Russia, Maria Lvova-Belova, reported on her Telegram channel.

"We didn't understand what happened"

Elena Goncharova, a resident of a house in Rostov-on-Don, spoke about the aftermath of the strike. "My ears immediately got blocked. And that was it. The glass flew. "The blast wave was terrible," an eyewitness shared.

Another resident of the building said that at the time of the attack she was sitting next to the window and all the fragments flew at her, "Rostov-on-Don News Feed" quotes eyewitnesses as saying.

"(The drone) looked like a "maize drone". Then there was a loud explosion," the Telegram channel of the 161.ru publication quotes a resident of the building as saying.

"We didn't understand what happened. There was a loud explosion, then a column of smoke. Our legs were shaking," another resident is quoted as saying.

According to other local residents, the explosion was so powerful that "the glass in the windows rattled," and in some apartments in the 17-story building at the intersection of Voroshilovsky and Lermontovskaya, the windows were knocked out, Ura.ru reports.