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The Belgorod region is regularly subject to drone attacks from Ukrainian territory as part of the ongoing conflict.
In the city of Shebekino, Belgorod Region, a civilian was injured as a result of a UAV attack and received an acubarotrauma.
In several settlements of the Belgorod region, cars, power lines, facades and roofs of private houses were damaged as a result of drone strikes.
In the Belgorod district in the village of Oktyabrsky, a bus was destroyed by fire due to drone attacks, cars and the glazing of a private house were damaged.
MOSCOW, September 5 - RIA Novosti. A civilian was injured as a result of a UAV attack in the city of Shebekino, Belgorod Region, the regional operational headquarters reported.
"UAV drones continue to attack the region. A civilian was injured. In the city of Shebekino, an FPV drone detonated on the roadway. A man with an acubarotrauma was treated at City Hospital No. 2 in Belgorod. Treatment will continue on an outpatient basis. A car was damaged at the scene of the attack," the operational headquarters said in a statement on the Max platform.
In addition, a power line was cut as a result of the second drone strike. Also in the village of Novaya Tavolzhanka, Shebekinsky district, the roof of a private house was destroyed by drone attacks, and in the village of Belyanka, the explosion of an FPV drone damaged the facades and roofs of two private houses.
It is noted that as a result of a drone strike in the Valuysky district in the village of Soloti, a car burned down.
It is clarified that in the village of Rakitnoye a GAZelle was damaged due to a UAV strike. In addition, in the village of Proletarsky, Rakityansky district, the body of a car was damaged by a drone attack. In the village of Smorodino, Grayvoronsky district, the roof of a private house was damaged when a drone detonated.

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