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Ukrainian Armed Forces target truck in Belgorod region, Russia

Gladkov: Truck driver injured after Ukrainian UAV attack in Belgorod district
October 2, 2024

Ukrainian military attacked a truck in the village of Cheremoshnoye in the Belgorod region. This was reported by the region’s governor Vyacheslav Gladkov on his Telegram channel.

“In the Belgorod region, in the village of Cheremoshnoye, a truck was attacked by a drone of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The driver was wounded,” Gladkov shared.

He specified that the victim was concussed and also received multiple shrapnel wounds to the back, arm, and leg. The man was taken to the Oktyabrskaya District Hospital. Doctors provided him with all the necessary assistance. The car burned down completely.

Previously, the Russian Defense Ministry reported that six Ukrainian drones were shot down in the skies over the Belgorod region last night.

According to the Defense Ministry, Ukrainian troops used aircraft-type drones.

On the night of September 29, a Ukrainian drone hit a five-story residential building in the center of Kursk, located 100 meters from the city administration. In Voronezh, a drone also fell on a residential building.

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