Several drone strikes targeted homes and an administrative building in Russia's Belgorod region on Monday night, following an incursion by armed fighters from Ukraine, the governor of the region, Vyacheslav Gladkov, said on Telegram, specifying that the attacks did not cause injuries or casualties.
The anti-terrorist operation in the Russian region of Belgorod near the border with Ukraine "continues", the governor of the region announced. "Sweeping checks by the Ministry of Defense and law enforcement agencies are continuing" in the Grayvoron district of the Belgorod region, Gladkov wrote on Telegram. "Law enforcement is doing whatever it takes," he stressed.
Gladkov also urged Grayvoron residents not to return to their homes: "It is not yet time to work," he wrote, adding that there were no civilian casualties in yesterday's fighting. "To date, there are no civilian deaths. All necessary actions by law enforcement agencies are ongoing. We are awaiting the completion of the anti-terrorist operation announced yesterday," he said in an update on the situation on his Telegram channel.
Russian forces attacked Ukraine last night with four Shahed kamikaze drones, which were shot down by Ukrainian air defense units, the Kiev Army General Staff said, Ukrinform reported. Yesterday, Russian troops launched 20 missile attacks against Ukraine, the army added, pointing out that they were hit with cruise missiles, Iskander-M ballistic missiles and S-300 guided surface-to-air missiles settlements in the Dnipropetrovsk, Zaporizhzhia and Kharkiv regions. In addition, the Russians launched 48 air raids and about ninety attacks with multiple-launch rocket systems. Civilian casualties were reported, as well as damage to homes and civilian infrastructure, including a kindergarten.
