Bombardment of the Bryansk region
The governor of the Bryansk region, Alexander Bogomaz, wrote on the Telegram channel on Friday morning that the border village of Nekislitsy was bombed from Ukraine, the power line was damaged, but no one was injured.
“Today at 5 am, artillery bombardment of the border village of Nekislitsy in the Sevsky district was carried out from the territory of Ukraine. A power line was damaged as a result of the bombardment. No victims or injured. All operational services are running on-site,” he said.
He added that a team of electricians left to go to the scene.
The village of Nekislitsy first opened fire on July 6 from Ukraine. Then the power line was also damaged. Sevsky district is located in the southeast of the Bryansk region, which borders the Sumy and Chernihiv regions of Ukraine.
Bogomaz reported that Ukrainian drones entered the region’s airspace the previous night.
“During the day, the border post of the village of Chernozemny was shot twice. In the evening, an unmanned vehicle opened fire on a gas station in the village of Novye Yurkovichi in the Klimovsky district. There was no loss of life or loss of life, no damage to civilian objects. The windows and exterior of the building at the gas station were damaged. Operational services are taking all necessary precautions,” he said.
Library attack in the Belgorod region
The governor of the Belgorod region, Vyacheslav Gladkov, said that Friday morning there was an attack on a library building in the city of Grayvoron: the previous night, an improvised explosive device was dropped from a quadrocopter.
“Last night in Grayvoron, an improvised explosive device fell from a quadrocopter onto the library building. There is minor damage. Now investigators and operational services are working on the scene. We are looking at the damage, we will try to start restoration work today. The most important thing is that there are no victims, we can take care of everything else,” the regional head wrote on his Telegram channel.
He reported that on 9 July he signed a document stating that a “yellow” level of terrorist threat was in force on the territory of the Belgorod region until 24 July due to increased bombardment from Ukraine.
There is also a decree banning the launching of firecrackers, firecrackers and salutes until July 24.
On the night of July 3, Gladkov wrote that a series of loud noises were heard in Belgorod.
“A private residential building on Mayakovsky Street 23 is on fire. All operational services are working at the scene. There are three victims. They have already been hospitalized, all necessary medical care is provided. The causes of the incident are being investigated, the air defense was supposedly triggered,” he wrote.
Later, the governor stated that as a result of the bombardment, 11 apartments and at least 39 private houses were damaged, while five buildings were completely destroyed. He also noted that four people were hospitalized, two of whom were a man and a 10-year-old boy. Also, the regional head said that three people living in the area were killed.
Bombing of Russian territory
From the very beginning of Russia’s military special operation in Ukraine, the border areas Belgorod, Kursk and Bryansk were bombed by Ukraine. The regions posed a “yellow” (mid-third) level of terrorist threat.
The Russian Investigative Committee is investigating cases of attacks on Russian settlements.
The attacks also “tied” the Crimea and the Krasnodar Territory. On February 24, a large number of artillery shells exploded near the village of Ryumshino in the Dzhanköy district of the peninsula. According to the head of Crimea, Sergei Aksyonov, at that time 22 houses were damaged: windows were broken in them, the roof was damaged. There were no casualties.
On April 10, around ten in the evening, the inhabitants of the village of Tavrichesky saw a flash and heard a roar, after which a house was partially destroyed. On April 11, the head of the Investigative Committee of Russia, Alexander Bastrykin, said that a bullet from Ukraine exploded in the village, as a result of which the window glass was broken by a shock wave in residential buildings. There was also a power outage in the village.
On February 24, near the settlement of Shirochanka, Yeisk Territory, Krasnodar Territory, officers of the border department of the Russian FSB in the region recorded an explosion of ammunition fired from Ukraine. There were no victims or injured.