Explosions and "arrivals": Russians complained about a massive UAV attack on the Kursk region

According to Roszmi, in the village of Lyubimivka Droni dumped the ammunition twice into the electrical substation. A few more explosive devices were dumped in the village of Totkino. On July 6, the Kursk region of Russia became the purpose of mass attacks of unmanned aerial vehicles. On July 7, the Russian media Baza reports. So, at about 5am, one of the UAV dropped two ammunition into an electrical substation in the village of Lyubimivka.

Later, closer to 11am, another drone, which allegedly flew from Ukraine, dropped the ammunition near the Vedmezhi farm, located just 700 meters from the border. After about an hour and a half, Dron-Kamikadze attack on the village of Totkino. No one was injured as a result of the explosion. At about 5 pm, the drone was again discovered above the village of Totkino. Russian border guards allegedly managed to knock it down using automatic weapons.

An hour later, the other drone dropped two explosive devices near Totokny again. Closer to 9pm, the drone dropped the explosive device on the electrical substation in Lyubimivka. No one was injured as a result of the explosion. At the same time, the governor of Kursk region Roman Starovoit did not comment on the event. We will remind, on July 5 it was reported that the Belgorod and Kursk regions of Russia came under intense shelling.