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Russian border region targeted in Ukrainian drone attack – governor

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Published: February 11, 2026 1:51 pm
Author: RT

The Defense Ministry has reported intercepting three HIMARS rockets and 458 UAVs since Tuesday night

Ukraine has targeted Russia’s Belgorod Region with a “massive drone attack,” Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov reported on Wednesday.

At least six civilians, including a woman, were injured by shrapnel and blast waves in drone strikes across the region, Gladkov said. Residential and commercial buildings and civilian vehicles were also damaged in the Ukrainian attacks, he added.

Belgorod, located close to Ukrainian-controlled territory, endures regular artillery and drone attacks. In recent weeks, Ukrainian forces have caused power and heating outages by striking the city’s energy infrastructure, including with US-made HIMARS multiple launch rocket systems.

In its daily update on Wednesday, the Russian Defense Ministry reported intercepting three HIMARS rockets, 14 glide bombs, and 458 fixed-wing drones. Nearly a quarter of the drone interceptions occurred overnight, with Volgograd Region hardest hit. Local authorities in the southern Russian territory reported no casualties.


READ MORE: Russia launches large-scale ‘retaliatory’ strikes on Ukraine – MOD

Ukraine has intensified cross-border attacks as its own cities face an energy crisis from Russian retaliatory strikes and infrastructure decay. Moscow says it aims to disable Ukrainian arms production capacity to curb deep strikes against Russian civilian targets.

Earlier this month, Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky accused Russia of violating a limited energy ceasefire agreed at the request of US President Donald Trump to facilitate peace talks. Trump dismissed the claim, saying Moscow observed the pause for a week as promised.

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