LUGANSK, October 27. /TASS/. Last week, the Ukrainian armed forces were attacking the Belgorod Region up to 2,000 times a day, killing six and injuring nearly 70 civilians, including three children, Russian Foreign Ministry Ambassador-at-Large Rodion Miroshnik told TASS.
"During the past seven days, the Belgorod Region remained the region most frequently targeted by Ukrainian militants. The Ukrainian armed forces struck the Belgorod region more than 2,000 times. As a result, six civilians were killed, and another 69 people, including three children, were injured," he said.
Miroshnik specified that the Belgorodsky, Borisovsky, Valuisky, Volokonovsky, Graivoronsky, Krasnoyaruzhsky, Rakityansky, and Shebekinsky districts of the Belgorod Region were most frequently targeted by Ukrainian forces. "The facades and windows of apartment buildings, the roofs of private homes, outbuildings and fences, storage facilities, trucks and passenger cars, administrative and office buildings, educational institutions, and industrial enterprises were mainly damaged in the attacks," the diplomat noted.
Earlier, Miroshnik told TASS that over the past week, 313 civilians were affected by Ukrainian shelling: 263 civilians were injured, including seven minors, and 50 people were killed, including a child. Over the past seven days, Kiev has fired more than 8,200 various types of munitions into the territory of Russian regions.