Russian-appointed government in the Kremlin-occupied borough of Sevastopol, in Crimea, has said an anti-air missile system has taken down an artifact in the clouds above.
Mikhail Razvozhayev said that on Telegram that the software had only been sparked conveniently close.
Crimea, a southern coast and has been colonised by Russia since a 2014 intrusion, saw the an increase in grenades in the last two weeks, with Moscow pointing the finger at provocateurs.
Ukraine just hasn't alleged any liability for the threats, but also has implied at active participation, Reuters appears to say.
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