Russians Complain About Ballistic Missile And ATACMS Attack In Belgorod Region

Explosions rocked the city.

Explosions were heard late on January 3 in Russia’s Belgorod region amid a missile threat warning. The region's air defense systems were active. This has been reported by RBC-Ukraine with a reference to Belgorod Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov and local sources.

A missile threat warning was issued across the region around 10:30 PM on Friday (Moscow time). Half an hour later, an all-clear signal was announced.

Around midnight, the Belgorod governor stated that air defense was active in the Prokhorovsky district (north of Belgorod). Several air targets were reportedly shot down.

The Russian official claimed that a person in the village of Prelestnoye (near the administrative border between Belgorod and Kursk regions) was injured and had received medical assistance.

According to the governor, there was damage to the power lines in the settlement of Prokhorovka, and power was lost in several streets. Gladkov reported that a gas pipeline in a private household was allegedly damaged in the village of Mikhaylovka.

Meanwhile, Belgorod-based sources mention a possible ballistic strike and report explosions near the city of Belgorod. Several ATACMS missiles were allegedly headed in that direction. Local Telegram channels also claim that some of the “downed” munitions are detonating north of the regional center.

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