The number of people confirmed dead in the Ukrainian attack on the southern Russian city of Belgorod on Saturday has risen to 24, with a further 108 injured, according to Belgorod Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov.
Among the dead was at least once child, Gladkov said, adding that in another case, an injured person had died in hospital without regaining consciousness. “Teams of federal and regional medics fought for the patient’s life until the last,” Gladkov wrote.
In total, 37 apartment blocks, 453 flats, 3 private homes, and 7 public buildings in Belgorod were damaged in the attacks, Gladkov said. “The owners of 53 damaged cars have been identified. Work on damage assessment continues.”