Ukrainian Attacks Kill At Least 2 People in Southern Russia
Ukrainian drone and air attacks killed at least two people in southern Russia and injured many others. Similar attacks struck the city of Belgorod, causing injuries and fires. Ukraine also reported casualties from Russian strikes within its own territory.
- ▪A couple was killed and five others injured, including two in critical condition, after a Ukrainian drone attack in Rostov-on-Don.
- ▪In Belgorod, a drone attack wounded 12 people, including two children, and ignited a fire in a residential building.
- ▪Falling drone debris sparked fires at multiple locations, including warehouses and an oil refinery in Volgograd region.
- ▪In Ukraine, a guided aerial bomb and drone attack killed one person and wounded two in Zaporizhzhia, while a Russian bomb wounded five in Sumy.
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Ukrainian Attacks Kill At Least 2 People in Southern Russia By Reuters July 27, 2026 rostovport.ru Ukrainian air attacks killed two people and wounded at least 17 others in southern Russia, regional authorities said early Monday. In the city of Rostov-on-Don, a major export hub near the Sea of Azov, a couple was killed, Rostov region Governor Yury Slyusar said in a Telegram post. He said five others were injured, two of whom were in critical condition. Falling drone debris sparked fires at a number of locations, including warehouses, and windows were blown out in a residential apartment building, Slyusar added. In the city of Belgorod, a drone attack wounded 12 people, including two children, and caused a fire in a residential building, regional authorities said Monday morning.
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