KRASNODAR, May 3. /TASS/. The attack on Novorossiysk, which affected children, shows that the Kiev regime has shifted from damaging infrastructure facilities to terrorism against Russian civilians, Sergey Altukhov, a State Duma member from the Krasnodar Region and deputy chairman of the Committee for Economic Policy, told TASS.

"Novorossiysk is our key transportation and logistics hub in the Black Sea. For three years, it seemed the city had grown used to living in a constant state of high readiness for emergencies. The Kiev regime has moved from strikes on infrastructure to outright terrorism targeting civilians. As a result of tonight’s attack, three apartment buildings in densely populated residential neighborhoods were damaged. People have been injured," Altukhov said.

He noted that all necessary assistance will be provided to those affected, in coordination with the local authorities.

Last night, the Black Sea coast of the Krasnodar Region came under a large-scale attack by the Kiev regime, Krasnodar Region Governor Veniamin Kondratyev reported. In Novorossiysk, three residential buildings sustained damage. According to preliminary information, five people were injured, including two children; UAV debris also damaged three tanks at a grain terminal. Drone wreckage fell in the village of Taman in the Temryuksky District, as well as in the villages of Yurovka and Tsibanobalka near Anapa. Private homes were hit, but no casualties were reported.