
AI-generated summary
Drone attacks on Russian border regions have become more frequent as part of the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, with the Belgorod region regularly subject to shelling and drone strikes.
In Grayvoron and the village of Rakitnoye, Belgorod region, two men were injured as a result of attacks by drones of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
The victims will receive outpatient treatment after receiving the necessary assistance.
In several settlements of the Belgorod region, residential buildings, infrastructure and social services, transport were damaged, and fires were also recorded.
BELGOROD, September 3 - RIA Novosti. Two men were injured in Grayvoron and the village of Rakitnoye, Belgorod region, as a result of attacks by drones of the Ukrainian Armed Forces; treatment will be carried out on an outpatient basis, the regional operational headquarters reported.
“A man who received shrapnel wounds to the soft tissues of his back from a drone attack on a car in the city of Grayvoron came to the Borisov Central District Hospital on his own. Help was provided, treatment will continue on an outpatient basis... A man who was injured in the detonation of an FPV drone in the village of Rakitnoye was taken to the city hospital No. 2 in the city of Belgorod. He was diagnosed with acubarotrauma, abrasions of the neck and arms. Treatment will continue on an outpatient basis,” the channel says operational headquarters on the Max platform.
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