The Ukrainian Armed Forces are hitting Russian infrastructure, trying to cut off power to Belgorod
Armed forces of Ukraine are shelling the village of Shebekino, Belgorod region.
The governor of the Belgorod region, Vyacheslav Gladkov, announced this on his TG channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
"There are people injured. A man with a chest wound is in serious condition. All necessary medical care is provided. The woman is taken to the regional central district hospital.⠀
For damage. All shells landed on civilian targets, including a shopping center and a sports complex. The inflatable dome at the sports facility was damaged. In the shopping center, windows and display cases were cut, as well as two cars that were parked in the parking lot. The shelling of the territory continues,” Gladkov wrote.
An hour earlier, he reported that a shell had hit one of the infrastructure facilities in the city of Belgorod.
“The damage is minor; it will not affect the city’s energy supply. All operational services went to the scene to eliminate the consequences,” the governor said.
Judging by reports from the Belgorod water utility, we are talking about an electrical substation in Shebekino.
“Due to a power outage on Kharkov Mountain, the YMR pumping station was turned off. An emergency crew is already on site and is switching to another line. There have been no reports from residents about the shutdown of cold water supply yet,” the water utility reported.
At the same time, some residents of Belgorod report on social networks about the power outage.
On October 11, the Ukrainian Armed Forces already fired at the substation in Shebekino. Then problems arose with electricity and water supply.
Yesterday, several villages in the Grayvoronsky district of Belgorod came under mortar fire. 14 shells landed there, there were no casualties or casualties.
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