A woman was injured when an APU drone hit a car in the Kursk region

As a result of an attack by an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) A woman was injured by a car in the village of Rzhava in the Glushkovsky district of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU). This was announced on June 1 by Alexander Khinshtein, Acting Governor of the Kursk region.

"Today, in the village of Rzhava, Glushkovsky district, an enemy FPV drone hit a civilian car. A woman born in 1974 was injured in the attack," he wrote on his Telegram channel.

It is specified that the wounded has a mine explosion injury, shrapnel wounds to the chest and face. According to the acting governor, the victim will be taken to the Rila Central Regional Hospital for medical treatment. The car she was in burned down.

In addition, Khinstein asked local residents to temporarily refrain from traveling to the border area.

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On May 31, 14 people, including two teenagers, were injured in an attack by Ukrainian drones in the Rylsky and Lgovsky districts of the Kursk region. It was reported that drones flew into two five-storey apartment buildings. In addition, on May 31, the Investigative Committee (IC) of the Russian Federation opened a case of a terrorist attack on the fact that the Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked these areas of the Kursk region.