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Ukrainian Strikes Kill Two in Russian Border Regions

From Le Figaro · () French

Translated from French, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Ukrainian strikes on Monday killed two people in Russia's Belgorod and Bryansk regions, according to local authorities.
  • In Belgorod, a drone attack on a vehicle in Graivoron resulted in one civilian death.
  • In Bryansk, a man was killed by a Ukrainian strike in Belaia Beriozka, with regional governor Iegor Kovaltchouk reporting the incident.

Two individuals were killed on Monday by Ukrainian strikes in Russia's Belgorod and Bryansk regions, which border Ukraine, local authorities reported.

In the Belgorod region, authorities stated that a drone attacked a vehicle in the town of Graivoron, resulting in the death of one civilian. The regional administration released a statement detailing the incident.

A drone attacked a vehicle in the town of Graivoron, resulting in the death of a civilian.

— Belgorod Region AuthoritiesThe authorities in the Belgorod region confirmed the death of a civilian following a drone attack.

Meanwhile, in the Bryansk region, a man lost his life due to a Ukrainian strike in the locality of Belaia Beriozka. The interim regional governor, Iegor Kovaltchouk, shared this information via Telegram.

These incidents occur amidst ongoing hostilities, with Ukraine frequently launching retaliatory strikes against Russia in response to daily Russian bombardments since the full-scale invasion began in February 2022. Over the weekend, intense Russian bombardments, particularly targeting Kyiv, killed at least four people and injured over a hundred in Ukraine, according to Ukrainian authorities.

A man was killed in a Ukrainian strike in the locality of Belaia Beriozka.

— Iegor KovaltchoukThe interim governor of the Bryansk region reported the death of a man due to a Ukrainian strike.
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