A woman was killed and a man suffered traumatic brain injuries in a Ukrainian FPV drone attack targeting a car in the town of Oktyabrsky, Russia's Belgorod region, according to a statement from the operations room on the 'MAX' platform.
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The attack is part of the ongoing escalation on the Russian-Ukrainian border, as Russian areas bordering Ukraine are subjected to repeated drone attacks and bombing.
The operations room statement on the Max platform said: “In the Belgorod region, during an attack by the Ukrainian armed forces, one person died and another was injured.”
The statement explained that in the town of Oktyabrsky, an FPV drone targeted a car, killing a woman at the scene from her injuries.
The statement indicated that the injured man was transferred to Oktyabrsk Central Hospital, suffering from a closed traumatic brain injury.
This attack comes in the context of the ongoing escalation on the Russian-Ukrainian border, as the Russian regions bordering Ukraine are exposed from time to time to bombing and drone attacks.
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