In the Kursk region, assistance was reported in relocating residents of the Glushkovsky district.

Employees of Bars-Kursk and ANO Patriot are helping previously returned residents of the Glushkovsky district of the Kursk region to leave unsafe territories. This was announced on May 5 by the head of the district Pavel Zolotarev.

"Over the past 24 hours, attacks by enemy FPV drones have become more frequent. There are cases of deaths, injuries to people, destruction of houses, and civilian infrastructure," he said in a Telegram channel.

According to him, residents of Zvannoye, Glushkovo and other settlements located on the border had previously been temporarily displaced, but returned on their own. Currently, volunteers are conducting house-to-house rounds to help those who want to leave, Zolotarev noted.

Vasily Khudyakov, the head of the village of Glushkovo in the Kursk region, also commented on the situation with the relocation of residents to safer areas on his VKontakte page. He stressed that there is no evacuation of the population, and each resident should make the decision to leave on their own.

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