According to the governor, the windows of two office buildings were also damaged. “Representatives of law enforcement agencies and investigative authorities are working on the spot,” reads the message posted on Telegram.
Starovoit also reminded of security measures: if fragments of drones are found, do not touch them. Findings must be reported by calling 112.
Earlier, the Kursk authorities reported on the shelling of the village of Elizavetovka in the Glushkovsky district. A total of 10 arrivals from Ukraine were counted. Two houses and a car were damaged. People were not hurt.
Two days later, the village of Elizavetovka was again attacked by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. On August 3 there were four arrivals. Damaged power lines and gas pipelines. Fragments from UAVs severed windows, facades and fences in two homes, Gov. Starovoit said.
