Missile hits Russian military camp, allegedly shot by Ukraine

Missile attack hit one of the military camps Russia in Belgorod City. A Russian source suspects the missile was fired Ukraine.

The source told the Russian news agency, TASSthat the missile hit a military camp in Belgorod, an area located near the border with Ukraine.

TASS released this news shortly after a local official reported several explosions in the city.

In a video released by two local Belgorod media, a number of ammunition can be seen exploding from a distance. Nevertheless, Reuters still can not confirm the incident.

Sources from the emergency services reported four people were injured in the blast.

Meanwhile, the Governor of Belgorod, Vyacheslav Gladkov, said there had been an explosion near the village of Krasny Oktyabr. The village is about 30 km southwest of Belgorod.

However, Gladkov did not reveal the cause of this explosion. He promised to provide further information at a later time.

This incident occurred during Russia and central Ukraine . In this latest dialogue, Ukraine put forward a neutral status proposal on the condition that it obtain security guarantees.

Not only that, delegations from both camps have also opened up the possibility of a meeting between President Vladimir Putin and President Volodymyr Zelensky to carry out negotiations.

Russia also claims it will reduce its “strikes drastically” in Kyiv and Chernihiv, Ukraine.

Belgorod itself is 80 km from Kharkiv City, Ukraine. The city is one of the areas Russia has bombarded in recent weeks.

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[Gambas:Video CNN]

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