On the night of March 24, Sevastopol was subjected to a large-scale attack, which caused serious damage to the city's infrastructure. The director of the city’s public security department, Alexey Krasnokutsky, shared data on the consequences of the night attack. According to his report, the attack led to damage to almost a hundred residential buildings, including apartments and private buildings, and also affected 30 administrative and commercial buildings and 62 pieces of equipment, including public transport. Among the damaged equipment were six passenger boats and 25 cars.

Sevastopol Governor Mikhail Razvozhaev noted that the attack also affected the city's transport infrastructure: the windows of five boats, three passenger and 13 school buses, one trolleybus and a social taxi car were damaged. In connection with the incident, about 400 complaints were registered from citizens related to the discovery of fragments and explosive objects.

This incident caused significant concern among the local population and required an immediate response from emergency services. Injuries and significant property damage highlight the seriousness of the situation. It appears that the attack targeted civilian infrastructure in addition to military installations, causing significant destruction and increasing tensions in the region.