Krasnodar governor Veniamin Kondratyev said three crew members and another man were hurt in the attack which damaged the main oil depot and a container terminal.<\/p>\n
Mayor Andrei Kravchenko has declared a state of emergency and Reuters reports that oil exports have been halted.<\/p>\n
In Kyiv, residential buildings came under attack “in practically every district”, the head of the city’s military administration Tymur Tkachenko said on Telegram.<\/p>\n
He issued a warning to take shelter a minute after midnight local time on Friday (22:01 GMT), writing “it’s loud in Kyiv”.<\/p>\n
Falling debris and fires have damaged multiple high-rise apartment buildings, a hospital, school and administrative buildings, according to emergency services. <\/p>\n
More than 40 people were rescued, they added, including 14 from a fire in a residential building in Desnayanskyi district where one person died.<\/p>\n
Another person was rescued in the building after being pulled from beneath rubble, they said.<\/p>\n
Medical teams were deployed to all fires, officials said, while Klitschko said nine people were being treated in hospital with one man in an “extremely serious condition”.<\/p>\n
Parts of the Ukrainian capital’s heating network were also damaged in the attack, the mayor noted, adding that the city’s electricity and water supplies may have been disrupted. <\/p>\n
Ukraine’s air force warned drones and guided bombs had been targeting several other regions, including Sumy.<\/p>\n