At least 3 people died erstwhile section 10 of the housing block partially collapsed due to an alleged Ukrainian rocket attack. The case is being reported by Russian media. The incidental occurred in the Russian town of Belgorod, located close the border with Ukraine.
Recordings from the scene published by Wiaczesław Gładkow, politician of the region, show the collapse of at least 10 floors of the building.
Gładkov stated that the city of Bielgorod and the region of Bielgorod were subject to mass fire by Ukraine's armed forces.
As a consequence of a direct hit on the residential building, the full entrance from the tenth to the first level collapsed
said in Russian media Vladkov.Preliminary Russian reports say that at least 3 people were killed, and about 20 people may be under the rubble of a housing block.
Residential building in the Russian city of Belgorod appeared to have been blown up – Ukrainian Center for the Prevention of Disinformation
"The video from the cameras does not show falling objects. It looks fast like a Russian provocation to justify another strikes on... pic.twitter.com/aOXfaKhyB8
⚡️ The roof of an flat building in the Russian city of Belgorod has just collapsed
Several rescues were trapped under the ruble. pic.twitter.com/110EQbhf48
Without fire in Belgorod
However, the Ukrainian Centre for the Prevention of Disinformation suggests that a residential building in the Russian town of Belgorod could have been blown up by the Russians themselves. "Photographs do not show falling objects. This looks rather like a Russian provocation to justify further attacks on residential buildings in Ukrainian cities."
Controversy around this event is an example of the complex nature of information from conflict regions, where it is frequently hard to verify the actual circumstances and intentions of war. Both Russia and Ukraine regularly accuse each another of provocation and manipulating information.
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