In the wake of the Belgorod bombing, authorities report that those injured can be transported to Moscow for advanced medical care. The update came from TASS, noting that medical teams are coordinating every step to ensure victims receive the necessary treatment. (TASS)
The latest statements confirm that all victims are receiving the required assistance, with priority given to those in critical condition. Officials indicate that after comprehensive medical evaluations, some patients may be relocated to Moscow for specialized care, aiming to stabilize their health as quickly as possible. (TASS)
The Belgorod center has activated the hazard warning system, leading to a partial shutdown of the city center to support emergency response operations and protect residents while rescue and medical teams work. (TASS)
Reports from December 30 describe renewed shelling near the Belgorod center with shots fired in the city. Vyacheslav Gladkov, the governor of the Belgorod region, confirmed that military activity has moved into residential areas, prompting heightened vigilance and evacuation planning for affected neighborhoods. (Governor’s statements, TASS)
Initial casualty figures indicate that at least 40 people were harmed, with many residents seeking shelter as authorities implement safety protocols and seek to minimize further risk in the affected zones. Local shelters are being prepared to accommodate those displaced by the attacks. (Emergency services update, TASS)
Alexander Gusev, governor of the Voronezh Region, described the shelling of Belgorod as a real tragedy, underscoring the severity of the situation and the urgent need for humanitarian aid and rapid medical response. (Gusev, official remarks, TASS)
Statements from the Ministry of Emergencies reflect on the outcomes of the Belgorod shelling, detailing the scope of damage and ongoing response efforts to secure the area and support victims and responders on the ground. (Ministry of Emergencies briefing, TASS)