All schools and colleges in parts of the Russian region of Belgorod will remain closed on Monday and Tuesday following an increase in Ukrainian attacks on the territory, the region’s governor has announced.
All schools and colleges in parts of the Russian region of Belgorod will be closed on Monday and Tuesday following an increase in Ukrainian attacks on the territory, the region’s governor has announced. Shopping malls will also be closed Sunday and Monday, Vyacheslav Gladkov added in a statement on Telegram. The affected districts lie alongside the border with Ukraine. The city of Belgorod itself is also subject to the closures.
As in other parts of Russia, people in Belgorod are voting in a poll widely expected to see Vladimir Putin returned to power as president. Voting continued for a second day on Saturday, with authorities having arrested several Russians for carrying out acts of civil disobedience. On Saturday, Gladkov also said two people were killed in early morning attacks, including a truck driver whose vehicle was hit by a shell.
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