Ukrainian attacks kill three and injure 16 in Russia's Belgorod region
Governor Alexandr Suvaev said two people died in an overnight attack and a third man died after a Friday, 9 October attack. Separately, drone debris damaged an industrial area in Nevinnomyssk in the Stavropol region, and Russian drones damaged a cargo terminal in Ukraine's port of Mykolaiv.
Casualties in Belgorod
Governor Alexandr Suvaev said three people were killed and 16 were injured in Ukrainian attacks on the Belgorod region, which borders Ukraine. Two people died in an overnight attack, and a third man died after an attack carried out on Friday, 9 October. The figures were reported on Tuesday, 13 October.
- Killed in overnight attack
- 2 people
- Died after Friday attack
- 1 people
- Injured
- 16 people
Drone debris in Stavropol
Governor Vladimir Vladimirov said in a Telegram post that drone debris fell on an industrial area in Nevinnomyssk, in the southern Stavropol region, causing damage. He gave no further details about the damage or any casualties.
Attacks on Mykolaiv
Russian drones damaged a cargo terminal at the Ukrainian port of Mykolaiv in overnight attacks, acting regional governor Georgy Reshetilov said in a Telegram post. The Mykolaiv report and the Belgorod report both came out on the same day, with no further details given in the sources.
Verification
The casualty figures have not been independently verified, and the sources rely on statements from the regional authorities. Greek and Polish outlets carried the same governor's count with the same breakdown of two overnight deaths, one death after Friday's attack and 16 injured.
