Missile Strike Rocks Russian City of Belgorod: Casualties and Infrastructure Damage Reported

A Ukrainian missile attack on Friday hit the Russian city of Belgorod, killing two people and injuring three. The attack caused significant damage to energy facilities, cutting off electricity, heating, and water supplies. Belgorod, located near the border, has been frequently targeted by Ukrainian forces.

In a recent escalation of hostilities, a Ukrainian missile attack struck the Russian city of Belgorod on Friday, resulting in the deaths of two individuals and injuries to three others, according to regional governor Vyacheslav Gladkov.

The attack severely damaged energy infrastructure, leading to power, heating, and water supply disruptions across the city. Affected individuals are receiving medical care, with one person reported to be in a serious condition.

Belgorod, situated approximately 40 kilometers from the Ukrainian border, has been a frequent target of Ukrainian military operations, as noted by the unofficial SHOT Telegram channel, which also highlighted the sound of loud explosions and the activation of air defense systems during the incident.

(With inputs from agencies.)