According to the Russian journalist, the city was mobilized and the people there were united.
In the center of Belgorod (Russian Federation) they launched an advertising campaign on the provision of first aid in case of injury, as well as showing the locations of the nearest shelters. This is stated in a message from Russian Tsargrad TV.
According to the information provided by the reporter, starting from January 21, citizens in the center of Belgorod will be taught how to behave during shelling and in emergency situations.
“People are taught to survive and help the wounded. The city is mobilized! People are united! The Armed Forces of Ukraine are bombing Shebekino and Novaya Tavolzhanka. Civilians! The enemy does not stop trying to kill as many Russian children and women as possible, and as many old people as possible . To intimidate the authorities and arouse hatred. But in vain. Belgorod knows that the victory belongs to the Russians. Soon we will show the footage of Shebekino. 3 km and we are there! Tsargrad is working.” Daria Yushchenko reported.
Bombardment of Belgorod on January 17-18: what is known
On the morning of January 18, Belgorod and the region were attacked with unknown missiles.
At 5.50 am (Kiev time) a missile alert was raised in Belgorod.
Local officials accused Ukraine of launching missile attacks on the region. The governor announced the alleged destruction of ten air targets by air defense systems. He emphasized that there is no information about the destruction yet, except for one thing: it was recorded that the windows of the houses in the Belgorod region were broken.
On the evening of January 17, missile alerts were launched not only in Belgorod but also in Valuyki. On the same day, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported the alleged destruction of air defenses. Ukrainian Vampire MLRS missiles and UAVs. According to the statement of the regional governor, infrastructure facilities were damaged due to the attack.
As Roman Svitan, a reserve colonel of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, said earlier, the Russians want to hit all air targets in the regional center and turn Belgorod into a “symbol of the crucified child.” He stated that the city’s residents should have left long ago, thinking that the activities of the RF Armed Forces would not end well for them.
Source: Focus
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