Videos show fires blazing in Russia’s Belgorod amid drone attack on regional FSB headquarters
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A large-scale drone attack targeted Belgorod on the night of July 27 (Photo: t.me/exilenova_plus)
A series of explosions and fires rocked Russia's Belgorod on July 27 following a drone attack that reportedly struck the regional FSB headquarters on Preobrazhenskaya street, local outlet Pepel.Belgorod and monitoring channel Exilenova+ reported.
“A fire broke out at the site of the attack [on the FSB headquarters - ed.],” the outlet wrote.
Pepel later reported that a drone explosion in the courtyard of an apartment building at 79 Bohdan Khmelnitsky Street ignited a fire in central Belgorod.
A missile strike hit a chalk factory in Alekseyevka in Russia's Belgorod Oblast on June 23, as local monitoring channels stated that “the factory building was practically destroyed in the strike”.
Explosions rocked the Russian city of Belgorod on the night of July 4, triggering widespread power and water outages and sparking a fire at the Luch Thermal Power Plant.
A series of explosions shook Belgorod on the night of July 7, causing widespread power and water outages across the city.
A massive drone attack targeted fuel infrastructure in the Belgorod metropolitan area on July 23, striking over a quarter of all local gas stations over several days. Drones attacked 19 of the 71 gas stations in Belgorod and nearby towns between July 19 and 23, according to published results.
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