The village of Tetkino, situated in Glushkovsky district within the Kursk region, faced shelling that led to damage across several structures. Regional authorities confirmed the incident and provided an account of what occurred.
According to regional leadership, the impact damaged windows, roofs, and facades in five homes. It was also noted that individuals moved through the territory of a local sugar factory as part of the aftermath of the attack, a detail highlighted by officials.
The regional governor stated that there were no injuries reported as a result of this bombardment, offering reassurance to residents and nearby communities.
Earlier, two residents from the Grayvoronsky urban district in the Belgorod region sustained injuries due to shelling carried out by forces from Ukraine. Reports describe a Ukrainian projectile striking a private residence in the village of Gora-Podol, resulting in a blunt head wound to a local woman. A second shell fell near another private house, causing shrapnel wounds to a man’s head and shoulder. Medical responders and self-defense units coordinated the removal and transfer of the victims to healthcare facilities for treatment.
Prior to the Belgorod incident, there was an additional injury reported in the region as a consequence of shelling. Authorities continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as information becomes available.
Officials emphasize the ongoing risk to civilians in border areas and reiterate calls for safety and adherence to any applicable evacuation or shelter guidelines. The events illustrate the volatility of the current security environment in the region and the broad impact on local communities and critical infrastructure. Attribution: Regional authorities and official statements from Governor Roman Starovoyt and Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov.