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Ukrainian Drone Strikes Injure and Kill Civilians in Belgorod Region

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Over the past day, Ukrainian military attacks using drones and missiles have resulted in multiple injuries and fatalities among civilians in the Belgorod region of Russia. Six people were initially reported injured, with two men hurt in separate drone strikes. Later, it was confirmed that one person had died and eight others were injured, including a minor, in an attack on the village of Rzhevka. The regional operational headquarters stated that a man was killed and several others injured when a drone attacked a passenger car and a Gazelle van. The attacks have caused damage to vehicles, factories, and homes, with no comment from Ukraine on the incidents.

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  1. RIA Novosti avatar

    RIA Novosti

    RSS / @ria.ru/export/rss2/index.xml

    В Белгородской области шесть мирных жителей пострадали от атак ВСУ

  2. Mk.ru | Московский Комсомолец avatar

    Mk.ru | Московский Комсомолец

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    Российский регион подвергся атаке дронов: шесть человек пострадали Воо...

  3. UNION LIBERTÉ AFRICAINE avatar

    UNION LIBERTÉ AFRICAINE

    Telegram / @UNION_LIBERTE_AFRICAINE_TV

    https://t.me/sputnik_afrique/82837

  4. НТВ avatar

    НТВ

    Telegram / @ntvnews

    Один человек погиб и 8 пострадали при атаках украинских БПЛА в Белгоро...

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