Russia says drone attack on Crimea port 'repelled'

Russia's Black Sea Fleet has warded off a drone attack on the Crimean port of Sevastopol, the Moscow-installed governor of the city says. "An attempted attack on Sevastopol was repelled from 3:30am [00:30 GMT]," Mikhail Razvojayev said on Telegram on Monday. "A surface drone [naval] was destroyed by the anti-sabotage forces, the second one exploded on its own," he said, adding that no damage was reported. Passenger ferry service were suspended in the port city, Russia's Interfax news agency reported, citing Sevastopol transport authorities. No reason was given, but the agency said traffic had been suspended in the past due to drone attacks or storms.