Russia intercepted 230 Ukrainian drones in the Kursk Region over the past day, with governor Alexander Khinshtein reporting no fatalities or injuries despite multiple artillery and drone attacks causing minor property damage.
The death toll from a Ukrainian attack on an industrial facility in Russia's Kursk Region has risen to four, with another person injured, according to regional Governor Alexander Khinshtein.
Four railway workers were injured after Ukrainian drones struck the railway station area in Lgov, Kursk Region, Russia. Governor Alexander Khinshtein reported three minor injuries and one serious shrapnel wound requiring hospitalization. A municipal administration vehicle was also damaged.
Kursk Governor Alexander Khinshtein reported that Ukrainian forces shelled border areas of the Kursk Region over 110 times and air defenses shot down more than 120 drones in the past 24 hours. No casualties were reported, though a non-operational post office building caught fire in the village of Giryi.
Kursk Region Governor Alexander Khinshtein reported that Russian air defenses intercepted 101 Ukrainian drones and the region faced 108 artillery attacks on evacuated areas in the past 24 hours. No casualties were reported, though property damage occurred.
A Ukrainian drone attack targeted the railway area in Lgov district, Kursk Region, Russia, setting a fuel-laden train carriage ablaze. Authorities are assessing the scale of the fire and potential consequences, with no unconfirmed reports of casualties.
A Ukrainian drone attacked a digital broadcasting tower in the Rylsk District of Russia's Kursk Region on May 1, completely disabling the facility and leaving households across Rylsk District and parts of Glushkovo, Korenevo, and Lgovo districts without television, Governor Alexander Khinshtein reported.
