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Explosions hit an area near a Russian military airport in the annexed Ukrainian peninsula of Crimea on Thursday, according to Reuters.

At least four explosions struck the airport of Belbek, north of Sevastopol, the news agency reported, citing three local sources.

Ukraine has not confirmed it was behind the attack and the BBC cannot independently verify the claim.

The explosions follow a string of attacks against Russian military sites and equipment in Crimea over the last week, which Ukraine has not claimed responsibility for.

After one such attack, Ukraine’s defence minister, Oleksiy Reznikov, suggested careless Russian soldiers could be to blame, warning the country's troops to not “smoke in dangerous places”.

Around the time Thursday's attack was reported, Ukraine's defence ministry tweeted "smoking kills" - an apparent reference to Reznikov's apparently tongue-in-cheek remarks.

Russia has also not confirmed Thursday's attack.

The governor of Sevastopol said Russian anti-aircraft forces downed a Ukrainian drone but said no damage had been done.