More than 250 residents of the village of Razumnoe temporarily left their homes due to the "fall of explosive objects", said the governor of the Belgorod region, Vyacheslav Gladkov. Before that, he announced the discovery of two craters in Razumnoe "with suspected explosive objects in them", without specifying what the objects were, the BBC reported.
"All services are working at the scene, the area of the incident has been cordoned off by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Self-Defense Forces. All residents of nearby houses were asked to temporarily go to a safe place by 6:00 p.m. Buses are provided for anyone who cannot travel alone. In total, about 250 people left on their own, there are 37 residents in the center for temporary accommodation - all of them are provided with food and everything they need by administration officials," Gladkov wrote on his Telegram channel.
Telegram channels Baza and "Attention, news" claim that a UAB-500 heavy aviation bomb fell on the village and did not explode. According to some reports, there were two bombs - one fell last night and the second early in the morning a few tens of meters from residential buildings. The authorities have not officially confirmed this information.