Powerful storm kills one, injures about 30 in southern Russia. See the flooded streets, toppled trees, and wrecked cars.

A fierce storm hit Russia’s Rostov region on July 25, resulting in one fatality and injuring 28 others, according to local authorities. The storm caused widespread damage, leaving 15 cities and districts without power and disrupting water supplies in Rostov and surrounding towns. The severe weather toppled hundreds of trees and wrecked numerous cars, highlighting the vulnerability of the region to extreme weather events and raising questions about preparedness and infrastructure resilience.