Russian authorities announced that 11 people were injured in a Ukrainian attack targeting the border province of Belgorod. Vyacheslav Gladkov, the governor of the Belgorod province, said via his Telegram channel on Sunday: "In Belgorod and the surrounding area, as a result of an attack launched by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, 11 civilians, including two children, were injured." He added: "The condition of the two children is very critical, and if necessary, they will be sent to Moscow for treatment." Source: National Iraqi News Agency
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