In the village of Voronezh, 4 people were injured due to falling ammunition
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In the village of Petropavlovka, Voronezh Region, four people were injured as a result of the “emergency release of ammunition” from a Russian aircraft, which occurred on January 2. This was reported by the head of the region, Alexander Husev.
“Fortunately, there were no casualties. Four people with minor injuries sought medical help,” Gusev wrote in his Telegram channel.
He added that after surveying the destroyed housing, it was decided to rebuild nine houses. “We will compensate the damaged cars (so far it is known about five cars and a tractor) and we will rebuild the destroyed outbuildings,” Husev wrote.
In addition, a school in the village, in which 32 children study, was damaged: part of the windows in the building were knocked out and the roof was damaged.
- On January 2, the Ministry of Defense of Russia announced that a Russian plane flying over the Voronezh region “had an unusual discharge of aviation ammunition.” Then the department announced that there were no victims.
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