The village of Tishanka in the Belgorod region was targeted in an attack reported by a Telegram channel linked to regional authorities. The Armed Forces of Ukraine were described as having conducted the strike, according to regional governor Vyacheslav Gladkov. Escape from casualty reports was noted, with officials saying there were no human losses. The impact, however, included damage to the annex of a private residence and some structural harm to the home involved. The governor indicated that emergency and technical services were deployed to the scene, and additional teams were conducting door-to-door checks throughout the village to assess any further effects and needs among residents. The situation underscores ongoing hostilities along the border and the emphasis on rapid response and situational assessment by local authorities.
Earlier, in the early hours, Ukrainian forces reportedly carried out an attack on Belgorod using unmanned aerial vehicles. One drone reportedly fell and collided with a residential building, causing an explosion. Governor Gladkov confirmed that no residents were injured as a result of the incident, although a number of flats experienced broken windows and the roof and façade sustained damage. The immediate aftermath involved heightened attention from emergency services and a push to verify structural integrity and safety for those living nearby.
Following these events, Belgorod authorities announced the cancellation of mass events previously planned for Maslenitsa, reflecting the sense of precaution and disruption caused by the tensions in the region. In parallel, there had been earlier statements about missile danger in the Belgorod area, highlighting the ongoing security concerns for residents and local infrastructure. Those updates illustrate how regional leaders are balancing the need for rapid response with the reassurance of local communities during periods of heightened risk. [citation attribution to regional authorities via official communication channels]