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The Belgorod region is regularly attacked by unmanned aerial vehicles during the current armed conflict.
Near the village of Volokonovka, a drone attacked an enterprise bus. A man with multiple shrapnel wounds to his legs was taken to the Volokonovskaya Central District Hospital. After assistance is provided, the victim will be transferred to the Valuyskaya Central District Hospital. The transport is damaged, says the channel of the operational headquarters on the Max platform.
The report added that a truck was damaged by the impact of the second FPV drone. In the Shebekinsky district in the village of Rzhevka, when a drone detonated, a fire occurred in a workshop at an enterprise that was liquidated, the headquarters clarified.

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