Ukrainian drone strike on Belgorod injures six, including three children
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A Ukrainian drone strike on Belgorod injured six people, including three children, and set fire to an apartment and six cars. Governor Alexander Shuvaev reported the damage on the Max platform. Emergency crews extinguished the fires, and five private houses and two apartment buildings were damaged.
Key Facts
- Six people were injured, including three children, in the Ukrainian drone attack on Belgorod.
- The strike caused a fire in an apartment and six cars, and damaged five private houses and two apartment buildings.
- Governor Alexander Shuvaev reported the consequences on the Max platform.
- Firefighters extinguished the fires.
Attack Aftermath
Ukrainian drones struck Belgorod, causing explosions and fires. An apartment in a multi-story building and six cars caught fire after the drone detonations. Five private houses and two apartment buildings were damaged. Firefighters extinguished the blazes.
Casualties and Response
Six people were injured, including three children. Governor Alexander Shuvaev announced the casualty figures on the Max platform. Additional information about the strike's consequences is being clarified.
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