The leader of Belgorod’s regional administration, Vyacheslav Gladkov, confirmed that a civilian sustained injuries in the bombardment affecting the Shebekinsky urban district. The update came through a regional communications channel, indicating a single male victim who suffered minor head injuries and injuries to his right leg. He received prompt medical attention at the Central District Hospital and was later discharged for outpatient care.
Gladkov also noted power outages caused by damaged electrical lines in Bezlyudovka, with the surrounding villages Grafovka, Pristen, and Ivanovka losing electricity as well. Emergency responders converged on the area, and authorities indicated that bypass routes around the blacked-out zone were being established to ensure safety and continued access for aid and residents.
Earlier reports described powerful blasts near Maslova Pristan, a locality within the Belgorod region, with additional explosion sounds recorded in the villages of Grafovskoye and Novaya Tavolzhanka. The situation prompted ongoing monitoring by regional authorities, but further details remained unavailable at the time.
In late May, regional officials reported a drone-related incident in which explosive devices were thrown in the village of Popovka, signaling continued security concerns in the region and the need for heightened vigilance and coordinated response from local authorities and emergency services.