More than 3,000 evacuees returning to their Belgorod homes after explosive disposed of, days after accidental plane strike; Russian missiles hit Ukrainian city of Kharkiv
What we know on day 424 of the invasion
More than 3,000 people in the Russian city of Belgorod were returning to their homes on Saturday after being evacuated while an explosive was disposed of, the local governor said.
Reuters reported that two days earlier, a Russian warplane accidentally dropped a bomb on the city, damaging local houses, authorities said. Those evacuated lived in the same area.
The operational headquarters decided to evacuate 17 apartment buildings within a radius of 200 metres. According to preliminary data, it is more than 3,000 people. Anyone who needs help with temporary accommodation, it will be provided.
Continue reading…More than 3,000 evacuees returning to their Belgorod homes after explosive disposed of, days after accidental plane strike; Russian missiles hit Ukrainian city of KharkivWhat we know on day 424 of the invasionMore than 3,000 people in the Russian city of Belgorod were returning to their homes on Saturday after being evacuated while an explosive was disposed of, the local governor said.Reuters reported that two days earlier, a Russian warplane accidentally dropped a bomb on the city, damaging local houses, authorities said. Those evacuated lived in the same area.The operational headquarters decided to evacuate 17 apartment buildings within a radius of 200 metres. According to preliminary data, it is more than 3,000 people. Anyone who needs help with temporary accommodation, it will be provided. Continue reading…