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Ukrainian Airstrikes Knock Out Power in Belgorod Region for Second Time in a Month

Twelve missiles and three drones hit Belgorod city, causing outages for thousands amid severe frost, with staged power restoration underway, officials said.

  • On Tuesday, Ukrainian airstrikes damaged Belgorod region energy infrastructure, leaving thousands without power, heating and water in the second attack over the past month.
  • The Belgorod region, which borders northeastern Ukraine, has faced regular cross-border shelling and drone attacks since Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, with a Jan. 9 strike leaving thousands without power and water.
  • Belgorod region Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov said 12 missiles and three drones struck Belgorod in 24 hours, with another 19 missiles and 104 hitting the wider region since Tuesday; Russia's Defense Ministry said its air defenses destroyed nearly 40 Ukrainian drones overnight.
  • Vodokanal reported a Ukrainian missile attack knocked out power to water facilities and warned that emergency outages are possible during restoration; Rosseti said power will be restored in stages.
  • The strikes followed Kyiv's claim Russia launched its `most powerful` attack, while power crews work amid subzero temperatures and severe frosts complicating recovery.
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There was a series of explosions over the city.

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Videos on Telegram show Belgorod in darkness

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In Belgorod and adjacent towns, electricity was lost following a missile attack by Ukraine, and Pepel reported on 3 February; according to a video from the television channel of the Governor of the Belgorod region of Vyacheslav Gladkov, electricity in Belgorod was partially lost.

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Meduza broke the news in Riga, Latvia on Tuesday, February 3, 2026.
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