Injuries Reported in Belgorod After Ukrainian Attack
The city of Belgorod in Russia has been attacked by Ukrainian forces, resulting in at least 13 people being injured.
Details of the Attack
Alexander Shovayev, the acting governor of the Belgorod region, announced the attack on Saturday night, stating that the city was targeted by Ukrainian drones.
Shovayev confirmed in a social media post that the large-scale attack resulted in at least 13 people being injured.
Context
These events occur amidst the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, where the region is experiencing a deterioration in security.
These escalations have resulted in human losses and damage to infrastructure in the area.
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