Gladkov announced the evacuation of the village after shelling from Ukraine

Residents of the village of Solokhi will be taken to a safe place, the Belgorod governor said. He cited data from the Ministry of HEALTH, according to which six people were injured,

Residents of the village of Solokhi in the Belgorod region, which was shelled by Ukraine, will be taken to a safe place, Governor of the region Vyacheslav Gladkov said on his TELEGRAM channel.

According to the regional Ministry of Health, one person died, the number of victims of shelling rose to six. Earlier, Gladkov spoke about three wounded.

The governor denied media reports about the second deceased - a 14-year-old teenager. “I report that this is not the case. The boy is alive and is in the regional hospital. He is receiving all the necessary medical care,” he wrote. Earlier, the Baza Telegram channel reported the second death.

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The village of Solokhi is located in the Belgorod region, a few kilometers from the border with the Kharkov region of Ukraine. The settlement was shelled on the evening of May 11; one residential building was partially destroyed, the reeds also caught fire. Gladkov assured that the houses in the village were not on fire. The governor called the situation "the most difficult for all the time of the shelling."

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Belgorod authorities have been reporting shelling from Ukraine for several months. On February 24, the day the Russian military operation began in the neighboring country, Gladkov spoke about the explosion of several shells that had flown into the territory of the region. Then two adults and a child were injured, seven houses were damaged. The Investigative Committee opened a case on the attempted murder of two or more persons. The settlements of Zhuravlevka, Otradnoye, Golovchino and others fell under shelling, the authorities reported the last such incident on May 5.

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On April 1, a fire broke out at the Belgorod oil depot. According to the regional authorities and the Russian Ministry of Defense, the cause was an airstrike from two Ukrainian helicopters. According to the Ministry of Emergency Situations, two people were injured. The UK opened a criminal case, calling the incident a terrorist attack. The Ukrainian side neither confirmed nor denied involvement in the incident.

On April 11, an increased level of terrorist threat was introduced in the region, it was extended until the end of May. A special regime was also introduced in the Bryansk and Kursk regions bordering Ukraine, in two border regions of the Voronezh region, in the north of Crimea and in several regions of the Krasnodar Territory.