The key facts
- In Shebekino, an FPV drone hit a car; a woman died at the scene and three wounded were hospitalized
- Drones damaged residential houses and cars in Shebekino and the Graivoron district
- On October 25, a man was killed and another person was wounded when a drone attacked a car in the village of Voznesenovka
Killed and wounded in Shebekino
A civilian woman was killed and three more people were wounded in Shebekino, Belgorod region, in a strike by a Ukrainian drone, the regional operational headquarters reported. An FPV drone hit a car; the woman inside the vehicle sustained severe injuries and died at the scene. Two men and a woman with shrapnel wounds to various parts of the body were taken by self-defense fighters to the Shebekino central district hospital, where they are receiving medical care (Life.ru).
Damage in Shebekino and the Graivoron district
According to the operational headquarters, several other drones damaged residential houses and cars in Shebekino: the roof of one building was damaged, windows were blown out in another, and a car was also hit. The attacks also affected the Graivoron district: in the village of Gora-Podol, a drone damaged the windows and entrance area of a private house, and in Novostroyevka-Pervaya, a drone exploded in front of a residential building, shattering its windows (Life.ru).
The attack the day before in Voznesenovka
The day before, on October 25, in the village of Voznesenovka in the Shebekino district, an FPV drone attacked a car, as a result of which a man was killed and another person received shrapnel wounds to the abdomen, chest and arms. The wounded man was taken to the Shebekino central district hospital, from where he was planned to be transferred to a hospital in Belgorod. That same day, five more people were reported wounded in drone attacks on the region (Life.ru).
Context
The events of October 25–26 show that drone strikes on the Belgorod region continue to cause civilian casualties: over two days, according to Life.ru citing the regional operational headquarters, two people were killed and at least nine were wounded. The editorial note points out that the information provided comes from a single regional headquarters and a single publication; there is no independent confirmation of the data in the available materials, and the final number of casualties may be revised.
