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    Ukrainian attack on beach in Russia's Kursk kills three, governor says

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    Posted on July 8, 2025

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    Last updated: January 23, 2026

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    A Ukrainian drone attack in Kursk, Russia, killed three and injured seven, escalating tensions in the ongoing conflict.

    Ukrainian Drone Strike in Kursk Claims Three Lives, Governor Reports

    (Reuters) -A Ukrainian drone attack on a beach in the Russian city of Kursk killed three people, including a Russian serviceman engaged in rescue operations, and injured seven, the acting governor of the region that borders Ukraine said early on Wednesday.

    Alexander Khinshtein said on the Telegram messaging app that the attack had been carried out deliberately in an area frequented by families in the region.

    Russia's defence ministry said on Telegram that its air defence units destroyed 86 Ukrainian drones overnight over nine Russian regions, including 23 drones over the Kursk region.

    Five of the seven injured in Kursk, including a five-year-old child, were in a serious condition in hospital.

    Khinshtein said one of those killed was a member of Russia's National Guard who had been trying to evacuate people from the scene.

    "He had arrived at the beach with his comrades after people began reporting about the drone attack," Khinshtein said. "The senior sergeant had begun to evacuate people when a second explosion occurred. Unfortunately, he did not survive."

    Reuters could not independently verify the account and there was no immediate comment from Ukrainian officials.

    Russia and Ukraine have accused each other of targeting civilians in the course of the war, now well into its fourth year. Both sides deny the accusations, but thousands of civilians have been killed in the conflict, the vast majority of them Ukrainian.

    Khinshtein also said a Ukrainian drone had attacked a hospital in the town of Rylsk, closer to the Ukrainian border than the city of Kursk, injuring two people, blowing out windows and setting a roof ablaze.

    Ukrainian forces staged a large incursion into the Kursk region nearly a year ago. The Kremlin said earlier this year all Kyiv's forces have since been ejected from the region, but Ukrainian officials say their troops are still carrying out operations there.

    (Writing by Ron Popeski in Winnipeg and Lidia Kelly in Warsaw; Editing by Chris Reese, Jamie Freed and Saad Sayeed)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Ukrainian drone attack in Kursk kills three people.
    • •Seven individuals, including a child, injured in the attack.
    • •Russia claims 86 Ukrainian drones destroyed overnight.
    • •Conflict between Russia and Ukraine continues to escalate.
    • •Civilian areas targeted, raising international concerns.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Ukrainian attack on beach in Russia's Kursk kills three, governor says

    1What happened in Kursk according to the governor?

    A Ukrainian drone attack on a beach in Kursk killed three people, including a Russian serviceman, and injured seven others.

    2How many drones did Russia's defense ministry claim to have destroyed?

    Russia's defense ministry stated that its air defense units destroyed 86 Ukrainian drones overnight across nine regions, including 23 over the Kursk region.

    3What was the condition of the injured individuals in the attack?

    Five of the seven injured, including a five-year-old child, were reported to be in serious condition in the hospital.

    4What did Khinshtein say about the attack's target?

    Khinshtein indicated that the attack was deliberate, targeting an area frequented by families, which raises concerns about civilian safety.

    5What other incident was reported by Khinshtein related to the drone attacks?

    Khinshtein also mentioned a Ukrainian drone attack on a hospital in Rylsk, which injured two people and caused damage to the building.

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