Ukrainian Attacks Kill 3 in Belgorod, Hit Perm Industrial Plant
Three people were killed in southwestern Russia’s Belgorod region and an industrial site damaged in the Perm region.
Overnight, Ukrainian drone attacks resulted in the deaths of three individuals in Belgorod, Russia, and caused damage to an industrial site in Perm, located in Russia's Ural Mountains, according to regional officials. In Belgorod, two people were killed and 13 others were injured, while in a nearby village, another fatality and one injury were reported.
The attacks also damaged 30 apartment blocks, 35 cars, four houses, three administrative buildings, eight commercial premises, and three social facilities in Belgorod. In the Perm region, the drone strikes caused injuries to five workers at an industrial facility, with authorities ensuring they received appropriate medical assistance.
Additionally, Russia's Defense Ministry reported that its drones targeted a cargo vessel en route to the Black Sea port of Chornomorsk, accusing the vessel of supplying the Ukrainian army. The ministry also claimed that Russia struck a logistics center, a distribution center, and a logistics terminal in Kharkiv, Ukraine, used for storing and distributing dual-use cargo for the Ukrainian military. However, Reuters could not independently verify the Defense Ministry's claims.
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