"We are all afraid," woman in Olenegorsk says as Ukrainian drones attack local airbase
“I could hear yesterday that something exploded, and that’s it,” an employee in a local company told the Barents Observer. “There were clearly two blasts, and then I could read in social media about the drones,” the man says on the telephone. He confirms that there were no air alarm ahead of the attack.
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