Kursk Governor Aleksandr Khinshtein announced on October 11 that two men were wounded in attacks carried out in Russia's Kursk region over a 24-hour period.
According to Khinshtein's statement, one of the injured men was 40 years old and lived in Belaya Sloboda, while the other was a 23-year-old man in the village of Pakhonok in Timsky District.

Buildings and vehicles damaged in the attacks
The governor said that 188 unmanned aerial vehicles of various types had been shot down. He also said that artillery fire was directed at areas evacuated from settlements 91 times, while 13 attacks were carried out using drones carrying explosives.

The roof and facade of a building were damaged in Belaya Sloboda; windows in two apartments and an apartment building entrance were shattered. A gas distribution cabinet was damaged in the village of Peschanoe in Belovsky District, while vehicles, a garage and the windows of a house were damaged in the village of Maloye Soldatskoye.