Overview
- Belgorod’s governor said the city suffered significant power outages on Sunday evening and reported two people injured.
- Authorities stated many customers were reconnected overnight, with schools and kindergartens set to operate on Monday, though hot water service remains limited.
- Russia said Ukraine used rocket artillery and drones and struck an unspecified infrastructure site.
- Videos circulating on social media showed explosions and widespread darkness, and images indicated a large heating and power plant sustained damage, which has not been independently verified.
- Hospitals switched to backup generators during the outage, underscoring the growing impact of cross‑border strikes on civilian infrastructure.