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Russia reports 24 injuries in Ukrainian drone attack

Jul 29, 2026

Moscow [Russia], July 29: A total of 24 people have been injured in Ukrainian drone attacks on two buses, Russian authorities reported on Tuesday.
Alexander Shuvayev, the acting governor of the western Russian region of Belgorod, said that a drone struck a public bus in the border town of Shebekino. Nineteen people were injured, six of them seriously.
A second attack was reported in Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine. In Horlivka, not far from Donetsk, a Ukrainian drone injured five people when it struck a bus, according to the town's mayor, Ivan Prikhodko.
Ukraine has recently massively scaled up its drone strikes in defence against the invasion launched by Russia in 2022.
Source: Qatar Tribune

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