Late on January 31, powerful explosions were reported in Belgorod, Shebekino and several settlements in the Bryansk region. They announced a “massive missile attack”.
Local telegram channels write about this. Residents of the border areas began to publish videos where the sounds of explosions are heard, writes Channel 24.
The Russians announced a “massive attack”
Explosions were heard in Belgorod, Shebekino and other settlements in the Belgorod region.Of course, local authorities have traditionally started blaming Ukraine. And the Governor of the Belgorod Region, Vyacheslav Gladkov, said that air defense allegedly worked in the region.
Russians complain about explosions in the border: watch the video
Explosions also thundered in Bryansk region. The governor of the region, Alexander Bogomaz, said that on January 31, the border regions were allegedly shelled for the second time in a day.
According to him, there were no casualties or destruction among civilians. The Russian official also traditionally blamed Ukraine for the shelling.
What the Russians say about the explosions: watch the video
Let's note that it is in the border regions that the Russians bring their military equipment and soldiers. Therefore, it is not surprising that warehouses and military installations often explode in these regions. And also S-300 missiles arrive there, which the invaders launch at Kharkov.
Explosions in Russia: latest news
- At the end of January shelling hit” the settlement of Krasnooktyabrsky Glushkovsky district of the Kursk region.
- According to local authorities, the Russians were able to count 12 arrivals, as a result of which there were no casualties. However, the power supply lines were damaged, which left at least two settlements without electricity.
- On January 17, once again, it was restless in the Belgorod region, which was literally covered by the “bavovnaya”. There, the local authorities decided to reassure the Russians with fables about “air defense work”, and later on the network they reported the death of four Russian conscripts.
