Houses damaged in Samara region as Russia reports downing 384 drones

Several houses were damaged in Russia's Samara region following a wave of drone attacks, with authorities reporting that a total of 384 unmanned aerial vehicles were intercepted or destroyed across Russian regions, according to TASS.

Regional officials said preliminary data indicated no casualties resulting from the attacks, though property damage was reported in the affected areas, including to residential buildings in Samara region.

TASS did not provide a detailed breakdown of which other Russian regions were targeted in the wave of drone activity, nor precise figures on the extent of property damage in Samara or elsewhere. Russian air defense and military authorities routinely report figures on intercepted drones following attacks attributed to Ukrainian forces.

Russia has reported a series of similar drone attacks on its territory in recent months, with regional governors periodically providing updates on damage and casualties. Ukraine has not typically confirmed responsibility for individual strikes on Russian territory in detail, though it has acknowledged conducting long-range drone operations as part of its broader military campaign.

Authorities said cleanup and damage assessment efforts were underway in the affected areas, with further updates expected as local officials complete their review of the incident.