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The truck in Rakitny was hit by an FPV drone: a man was injured

In the village of Rakitnoye, Belgorod region, an FPV drone attacked a truck, causing a civilian to receive blind shrapnel wounds to his face and shoulder

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The truck in Rakitny was hit by an FPV drone: a man was injured

In the village of Rakitnoye, Belgorod region, an FPV drone attacked a truck, which caused a civilian to receive blind shrapnel wounds to his face and shoulder. He was taken to Rakityanskaya CRB. After providing assistance, he will be transferred to the city hospital No. 2 of Belgorod. The car is known to be damaged.

About other settlements that fell under the attack of the AFU, you can find in the social networks of the regional headquarters.

Earlier in Shebekino, Nezhegoli and Foshchevatovo, three were injured in drone attacks.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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