Vladimir Putin continued to falter after new attacks in Russia border regions with Ukraine have left a trail of destruction and destruction. The Bryansk and Belgorod regions form borders with Ukraine and have been the scene of numerous artillery attacks, allegedly by the Ukrainian military. The attacks have spread fear and panic among the local population, who every day has to calculate the costs of Putin’s so-called “special military operation”.
Last Tuesday, the village of Belaya Berezka in Bryansk province came under fire.
Local media reported that several residential buildings were hit by several grenades, allegedly fired by the Ukrainian army.
Photos from the village show a house going up in flames with thick black smoke billowing to the sky.
Emergency services were immediately dispatched to the scene to try to bring the fire under control.
However, there were no confirmed reports of injuries or deaths.
Parts of Belgorod province were also attacked again on Friday, again reportedly by the Ukrainian army.
Several loud explosions took place in the town of Shebekino, about 30 km southeast of the regional capital Belgorod.
Local news reports confirmed that an industrial company was affected, as well as a shopping center.
Vladimir Zhdanov, head of the Shebekinsky city district, said on his official Telegram channel: “The smoke that residents see is from a fire that started as a result of the shelling of an industrial enterprise.
“Emergency services have begun to address the situation.
“In some parts of the city there is no electricity supply – the power technicians are already restoring the connection.”
Officials later said 11 people were injured in the shelling, four of whom are in serious condition.
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Suspicion is growing that the incident may have been caused by a failed experiment.
Two days before the explosion, local residents were concerned when they saw a huge column of smoke near the factory.
The company assured residents that nothing was wrong and that there was no danger to the public.
Officials at the time said they were conducting scheduled tests and everything was under control.