The governor of the Kursk region, Roman Starovoit, reported through a telegraph channel that the Glushkovsky and Korenevsky districts in the Kursk region were subjected to shelling by Ukraine. He described the incident, detailing the location and timing, and clarified that the news came from his official communication channel. In outlining the events, Starovoit emphasized that there were no reported casualties resulting from the bombardment, a point that brought some relief amid the tense flare of regional events. The damage assessment highlighted that the village of Gordeevka experienced a power outage, with electrical engineers quickly mobilizing to begin repairs and restore essential services to residents as soon as feasible. The quick response underscored the ongoing efforts to maintain infrastructure resilience in the face of attacks. Although the shelling affected multiple districts, the governor’s briefing stressed that the immediate danger to people did not translate into loss of life during this episode, which is a critical distinction in the broader context of this ongoing conflict. The situation prompted a focused response from local authorities, including rapid damage assessment, coordination with utility providers, and public safety measures to keep residents informed and protected during such events. In related remarks, Starovoit noted that the incident extended to the border village of Gordeevka and the Korenevsky district, reinforcing the pattern of sporadic strikes that have marked the border areas. As with recent developments, authorities continued to monitor the situation closely, work with emergency services, and prepare for any further contingencies while aiming to minimize disruption to daily life for the community. The overall message from the regional leadership was one of vigilance, swift action, and a commitment to restoring normalcy as soon as possible for all affected communities, even as the region remains on alert in light of ongoing regional security concerns.
According to the governor, there were no casualties among residents of the border village of Nikolaevo-Daryino, which is situated in the Sudzhansky district and lies along line of contact with the neighboring territory. The report noted that Ukrainian forces had opened fire on this village from within Ukrainian territory, a detail that underscores the volatility of the border area and the constant exchange of fire that has shaped daily life for the inhabitants. Officials stressed that the absence of injuries did not diminish the seriousness of the incident, and they continued to monitor the border situation, deliver updates as they become available, and coordinate with local structures to ensure readiness and safety for residents and visiting personnel alike. The regional administration reaffirmed its commitment to transparency, providing timely information to the public while working to support communities during periods of heightened risk and disruption. The event serves as a reminder of the fragile security environment around border zones and the importance of sustained emergency readiness, including power restoration, shelter provisions where necessary, and clear communication channels to help residents understand protective measures during ongoing tensions.
Also Starovoit knowledgeableThat Ukrainian troops opened fire on the village of Gordeevka, Korenevsky district. The head of the Kursk region noted that there was no loss of life or damage as a result of the shelling, but there was a power outage in the village.