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The governor of Russia’s Belgorod region said Ukrainian attacks killed three people and injured 14

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Local authorities said Ukrainian attacks in Russia’s Belgorod region killed three people and injured 14 on Sunday. They reported an overnight drone attack in Belgorod city killed two and injured 13, damaging 30 blocks of flats and 35 cars. Belgorod regional governor Alexander Shuvayev listed the damage. Authorities said another person was killed and one injured near Shebekino.

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Ukrainian attacks on Russia’s Belgorod region killed three people and injured 14, local authorities said Sunday. An overnight drone attack on the city of Belgorod, near the border with Ukraine, killed two people and injured 13, according to authorities. Belgorod regional governor Alexander Shuvayev said the attack damaged 30 blocks of flats, 35 cars, four houses, three administrative buildings, eight commercial premises and three social facilities. Authorities separately reported that one person was killed and another injured in a village near Shebekino. An image released by Belgorod Mayor Valentin Demidov showed a firefighting vehicle and damaged cars outside a multi-storey residential building hit in what local authorities described as the overnight drone strike.

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The report says two people were killed and 13 injured in Belgorod, with another person killed and one injured near Shebekino, matching the governor’s reported total of three killed and 14 injured. The results are current and do not contradict the claim.

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