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Drone Strikes Rock Russian City That Is Home to Key Military Base

Ukraine never acknowledges strikes on Russian soil, but the incursions are happening with increasing frequency.

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Explosions rocked the area around one of Russia’s largest military hubs before dawn on Thursday, and local officials later said that air defenses had shot down two drones.

At least one blast was heard in the city of Rostov-on-Don, which is home to Russia’s southern military headquarters and is a command center for its forces in Ukraine. In June, the city drew world attention when mercenary fighters from the Wagner military company faced off with regular Russian soldiers there in a short-lived uprising.

On Thursday, Russian news outlets posted a series of videos showing an explosion in the center of Rostov-on-Don. The Russian Defense Ministry said that drone attacks in other regions were thwarted.

Vasily Golubev, the regional governor of Rostov, said debris that fell after air defenses downed the drones had damaged cars and buildings, injuring one person. One drone fell in the city center, he said in a post on the Telegram messaging app, listing an address that is across the street from the military headquarters. Another was shot down outside the city in the western part of the region, he said.

President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia has made several official visits to Rostov-on-Don since the start of the war. His most recent visit was on Aug. 19, when he received reports from Valery V. Gerasimov, the chief of the general staff of Russia’s armed forces, and various commanders and senior officers, according to the Kremlin .

As a matter of official policy, the Ukrainian government does not comment on whether it has had a hand in the growing number of strikes across the border in Russia. But officials in Kyiv have become increasingly vocal in defending such strikes as warranted. President Volodymyr Zelensky has described the strikes as a “fair and just” way to bring the war home to Russia.

Last week, a wave of exploding drones targeted six Russian regions, including an airfield near the border with Estonia, a NATO member, where military cargo planes were damaged. In recent days, the airports around Moscow have had to temporarily suspend flights nearly every morning because of drone activity.

The forays are a sign, analysts say, that even as Kyiv has begged Western allies to supply long-range weapons, its own arms makers have built a homegrown arsenal that is capable of hitting Russian territory at a great distance by land, air and sea.

The strikes in Russian territory have not caused remotely as much damage as Moscow’s deadly attacks on Ukrainian cities, which often target civilian areas.

On Thursday, for the fourth time in five days, Russia attacked Izmail, a port city on the Danube River, said Oleg Kiper , the head of the region’s military administration. Two people were injured, the local prosecutor’s office said.

On a visit to Ukraine on Thursday, the American secretary of state, Antony J. Blinken, praised “the extraordinary resilience of the Ukrainian people” while touring a school in the northern Chernihiv region, where Russian forces kept Ukrainian civilians hostage, including children, early in the war last year.

Earlier, Mr. Blinken, who spent two days in Ukraine before leaving Thursday night, met with state border guards near Kyiv and also with a demining team working to clear roughly 11 acres of unexploded ordnance that were scattered by an explosion. A day earlier, he met with Mr. Zelensky and announced more than $1 billion in new military and humanitarian aid to Ukraine.

As limited as the incursions onto Russian soil are, they may nevertheless be taking a toll.

Even before the latest strikes, Frederick B. Hodges, a former top U.S. Army commander in Europe, said that the attacks inside Russia were having a cumulative effect. They may be hurting the economy, he said, and heightening tensions in a Russian military command already unsettled by the Wagner mutiny and the setbacks in the war in Ukraine.

“You can be sure people are getting chewed out,” General Hodges said in an interview. “There is going to be a lot of turmoil in the command structure.”

Russia’s air defense systems, largely designed to counter NATO air power, have the ability to limit the effectiveness of the strikes, he said, but the Kremlin’s war planners may have to reposition aircraft and redeploy military assets to counter the growing Ukrainian threat.

“Those have to come from somewhere, so there is going to be a loss of protection somewhere,” General Hodges said.

Erin Mendell , Constant Méheut and Valeriya Safronova contributed reporting.

Marc Santora has been reporting from Ukraine since the beginning of the war with Russia. He was previously based in London as an international news editor focused on breaking news events and earlier the bureau chief for East and Central Europe, based in Warsaw. He has also reported extensively from Iraq and Africa. More about Marc Santora

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• 25 Jun 2023 Summary
• 24 Jun 2023 Wagner chief Prigozhin will move to Belarus and charges to be dropped under deal
• 24 Jun 2023 Summary
• 24 Jun 2023 Belarus president says Prigozhin accepted de-escalation proposal
• 24 Jun 2023 Moscow mayor urges people to stay home
• 24 Jun 2023 Here is a summary of the events so far:
• 24 Jun 2023 Ukraine liberates territories near city during Wagner mutiny – reports
• 24 Jun 2023 Wagner mercenaries enter Lipetsk province, Russian governor says
• 24 Jun 2023 Speculation over Putin's whereabouts amid reports his plane left Moscow
• 24 Jun 2023 Large amount of cash found at Prigozhin's offices during raid
• 24 Jun 2023 UK government to hold emergency Cobra meeting
• 24 Jun 2023 Ukraine calls on international community to 'abandon false neutrality' to 'put an end to evil' of Putin's regime
• 24 Jun 2023 Zelenskiy says 'no lie can hide' Russia's 'full-scale weakness' amid mutiny
• 24 Jun 2023 Prigozhin directly speaks out against 'deeply mistaken' Putin for first time
• 24 Jun 2023 Wagner forces 'ready to die' in uprising, Prigozhin says
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• 24 Jun 2023 Here is what Vladimir Putin has said so far:
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• 24 Jun 2023 Russian defence ministry tells Wagner troops they were deceived – report
• 24 Jun 2023 Putin to give televised address – report
• 24 Jun 2023 Prigozhin claims his forces have taken control of all Rostov-on-Don military sites
• 24 Jun 2023 Rostov residents warned against going into city centre
• 24 Jun 2023 Moscow taking anti-terrorist steps to boost security – mayor
• 24 Jun 2023 Footage shows armed men skirting Rostov police HQ
• 24 Jun 2023 Prigozhin’s apparent rebellion 'unlikely to succeed', says ISW
• 24 Jun 2023 Blasts reported in Kyiv and Kharkiv
• 24 Jun 2023 Prigozhin claims his forces have downed Russian helicopter
• 24 Jun 2023 Russian governor urges people to stay indoors
• 24 Jun 2023 Russia accuses Prigozhin of calling for 'civil conflict'
• 24 Jun 2023 Prigozhin claims forces are entering Rostov
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• 23 Jun 2023 Military generals condemn Prigozhin
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• 23 Jun 2023 Who is Yevgeny Prigozhin?
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• 23 Jun 2023 Opening summary
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If you’re just joining us, here’s a roundup of the latest major developments as Russian authorities accuse mercenary force leader Yevgeny Prigozhin of trying to start a “civil conflict”.

The head of the Wagner mercenary group claims to have seized control of all military sites in the city of Rostov-on-Don and demanded that Russia’s military leadership come to him after accusing them of killing his forces . In videos posted on social media early on Saturday, Yevgeny Prigozhin claimed he was at the headquarters of the southern military district in Rostov and demanded that defence minister Sergei Shoigu and Russia’s top general Valery Gerasimov come to the city, 1,000km south of Moscow. The videos could not be verified.

Russian president Vladimir Putin will give a televised address soon , the Tass news agency cited the Kremlin as saying. Earlier, a spokesperson for the Kremlin, Dmitry Peskov, had said only that the president was receiving round-the-clock updates and that “all necessary measures are being taken”.

Russia’s defence ministry said in a statement addressed to Wagner fighters that they had been “deceived and dragged into a criminal adventure” by Prigozhin . In a statement posted on Telegram, the ministry urged them to contact its representatives and those of law enforcement services, and promised to guarantee their security.

Moscow mayor Sergei Sobyanin said anti-terrorist measures were being taken in the Russian capital, including additional checks on roads, to reinforce security . Authorities also said the M4 motorway, connecting Moscow with the south, was closed to traffic at the border with the Voronezh region due to the movement of a military convoy.

Russia’s FSB security service has opened a criminal case for armed mutiny against Prigozhin after the mercenary chief accused the Russian military of targeting his forces and vowed to “destroy” his rivals . In an extraordinary series of audio clips released late on Friday, Prigozhin claimed that a rocket attack in the Russian region of Rostov had killed scores of his fighters, vowing to take “revenge” and “stop the evil brought by the military leadership of the country”.

The FSB said Prigozhin’s statements and actions were “in fact a call to start an armed civil conflict on the territory of the Russian Federation and a stab in the back to Russian servicemen fighting pro-fascist Ukrainian forces”. It urged Wagner fighters “not to make irreparable mistakes, to stop any forceful actions against the Russian people, not to carry out the criminal and treacherous orders of Prigozhin, and to take measures to detain him”.

Early on Saturday, Prigozhin released another voice message in which he claimed, without offering evidence, that his forces had left Ukraine and were entering the southern Russian city of Rostov . “Right now we have crossed all the border points … The border guards greeted us and hugged our fighters. Now we are entering Rostov,” he said. “If anyone gets in our way, we will destroy everything … We extend our hand to everyone. We move forward, we are going all the way!”

Gen Sergei Surovikin, the deputy commander of Russia’s Ukraine campaign, released a video address ordering the mercenaries to remain loyal to Putin . “I urge you to stop,” said Surovikin, who was previously understood to be close to Prigozhin. “The enemy is just waiting for the internal political situation to worsen in our country.”

Earlier on Friday, Prigozhin had accused Moscow’s leadership of lying to the public about the justifications for invading Ukraine . He dismissed Moscow’s claims that Kyiv was planning to launch an offensive on the Russian-controlled territories in eastern Ukraine in February 2022. Prigozhin said: “The ministry of defence is trying to deceive the public and the president and spin the story that there was insane levels of aggression from the Ukrainian side and that they were going to attack us together with the whole Nato block.”

A senior aide to Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskiy described Prigozhin’s actions as a “counter-terrorist operation” and said that “everything is just beginning in Russia”. “The split between the elites is too obvious. Agreeing and pretending that everything is settled won’t work,” Mykhailo Podolyak tweeted. “Someone must definitely lose: either Prigozhin … or the collective ‘anti-Prygozhin’,”

The commander of Ukraine’s ground forces has confirmed for the first time that the main force of his offensive reserve is yet to be committed into battle with Russia, saying: “Everything is still ahead.” In an exclusive interview with the Guardian from a military base in east Ukraine, Col Gen Oleksandr Syrskyi said the Russian general staff had anticipated where Ukraine’s forces were at their most dangerous but issued a warning to the Kremlin that he was hunting down the lethal weakness in their lines.

Russia’s anti-terrorist committee has said it is imposing a counter-terrorist regime in Moscow and the surrounding region amid the Wagner group’s apparent mutiny, Reuters reported the state news agency RIA as saying.

A senior aide to Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskiy has described the actions by Yevgeny Prigozhin as a “counter-terrorist operation” and said that “everything is just beginning in Russia”.

“The split between the elites is too obvious. Agreeing and pretending that everything is settled won’t work,” Reuters quoted Mykhailo Podolyak as tweeting on Saturday.

Someone must definitely lose: either Prigozhin ... or the collective ‘anti-Prygozhin’. Everything is just beginning in Russia.

Rostov-on-Don, where Wagner forces have entered and where footage has emerged of armed men in uniforms skirting the city’s regional police headquarters, is the largest city in southern Russia and is the capital of the Rostov region that adjoins parts of eastern Ukraine where the war is raging.

Home to about 1 million people, the city is an important river port and is located about 100km from Ukraine and 1,046km south-west of Moscow.

It is the centre of Russia’s southern federal district and where Russia’s southern military district is headquartered.

In Novocherkassk, about 24km north-east of the city’s regional hub, is the headquarters of the 8th Guards Combined Army. It was one of the centre’s of Putin’s military buildup in the lead-up to the invasion of Ukraine last year.

Last month, Russia announced a court in the city would trial five foreign men, including three British nationals, accused of fighting alongside Ukranian forces against Moscow.

Earlier this year, Russian defence personnel began building a water pipeline system to connect to the Rostov region with the eastern Donbas region inside Ukraine.

Russian defence ministry tells Wagner troops they were deceived – report

The Russian ministry of defence is telling Wagner fighters they were “deceived and dragged into a criminal adventure”, the state news agency RIA has reported, according to Reuters.

The ministry called on the Wagner mercenaries to contact its representatives and those of law enforcement services, the Tass news agency reported.

The ministry said it would guarantee their security.

Reuters has some images that the wire service says show Wagner fighters in Rostov-on-Don.

Putin to give televised address – report

Russia’s president Vladimir Putin will give a televised address soon, the Tass news agency has cited the Kremlin as saying.

Yevgeny Prigozhin has called on Russians not to believe what they are being told on state television.

The Wagner chief said in the new video posted on Telegram: “When they tell you that PMC Wagner interfered with work and that’s why something on the front collapsed,” he said, addressing Russians, “things on the front collapsed not for this reason.”

Agence France-Presse reports that Prigozhin also said in the video:

A huge amount of territory is lost. Soldiers have been killed, three, four times more than what it says in documents shown to the top [leadership].

The Guardian has not been able to verify Prigozhin’s claims.

The mercenary leader said in the video that he was in Rostov-on-Don’s army headquarters, which are a key logistical base for Russia’s offensive in Ukraine .

Military sites in Rostov, including an aerodrome, are under control.

Prigozhi said planes taking part in the Ukraine offensive “are leaving as normal” from the airfield.

Metrics show that Google News has become unavailable for many users in Russia , according to NetBlocks, a group tracking internet disruption.

⚠️ Confirmed: Metrics show that the Google News aggregator platform has become unavailable for many users in #Russia ; the incident comes amid heightened tensions between the Wagner paramilitary group and Moscow pic.twitter.com/wXyzM0M79k — NetBlocks (@netblocks) June 23, 2023

Our correspondent Luke Harding has this take on today’s events:

This is a very significant moment. It presents an enormous opportunity for Ukraine. I would expect Kyiv to intensify its counteroffensive. It is hard to know how Russia will respond, but there will be turmoil in Russian military structures, from ground positions to the very top. It is a bad day for Putin.

Extraordinary - and a long night ahead: tanks in the streets of #Moscow and Rostov; open warfare between Prigozhin and the Kremlin/FSB; pleas from Russian generals for Wagner to call off its "state coup". All of which present significant opportunities for #Ukraine in coming days https://t.co/ezeE2s8kRH — Luke Harding (@lukeharding1968) June 23, 2023

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