Three people killed and 14 injured in Ukrainian attacks on Russia's Belgorod region, governor says
- An overnight Ukrainian drone attack in Belgorod, Russia, killed three people and injured 14, local authorities reported on Sunday.
- Belgorod regional governor Alexander Shuvayev reported extensive structural damage across the city, with the attack impacting 30 blocks of flats, 35 cars, and four houses.
- Separately, authorities reported another fatality and one individual injured in a village near the town of Shebekino.
- Images released show damaged cars outside a residential building in Belgorod, as local authorities assess the overnight strike's impact on city infrastructure.
- The ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict continues to endanger civilian areas near the border, with authorities remaining on high alert as attacks persist.
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Two men died and 13 people were injured on the night of Saturday 24 to Sunday 25 October during a Ukrainian strike in Belgorod. During the last 24 hours, 154 attacks were recorded throughout the border region. Volodymyr Zelensky, for his part, announced the death of four people on Saturday night in the Dnipro region. - Russia: a Ukrainian drone strike killed two and wounded 13 people in Belgorod (International).
Two men were killed and 13 people were injured on Saturday night towards Sunday in a massive Ukrainian drone attack on the city of Belgorod in Russia, located near the border, announced on Sunday the Russian authorities, according to AFP.
In the last 24 hours, 154 attacks have taken place throughout the border region and the city of Belgorod has been particularly affected, said the interim governor of this region, Alexander Chouvaïev. "Belgorod was last night the target of a massive drone attack," said the mayor of the city, Valentin Demidov, on social networks. Mr. Demidov stressed that the houses had also suffered "significant damage" and that "social and commercial installatio…
A LARGE number of Ukrainian drones attacked Russia's border region of Belgorod overnight, according to local officials and eyewitness footage posted on social media.
More than 500 Ukrainian drones were intercepted between 8 p.m. and 8 a.m. Moscow time in Russia, Crimea and the Azov Sea, the Ministry of Defence announced on Sunday morning.
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