Residents of the Kursk region in Russia reported explosions in the city of Lgov on the evening of Monday, December 30, according to the acting governor of the Kursk region, Alexander Khinshtein. Khinshtein has traditionally claimed that the attack came from Ukraine.

Aleksandr Khinshtein, the acting governor of Kursk Oblast, has reported another strike on the city of Lgov in the region. He has stated there is currently no information about casualties or significant damage.

Ukrainian forces staged a new attack on the town of Lgov in southern Russia's Kursk region on Monday, badly damaging a two-storey apartment building, the region's acting governor said, a week after four people were killed in another strike.

According to Kovalenko, the strike took place on a “concentration of Russian troops” in the city of Lgov. The official did not say what exactly the Defense Forces struck. He also did not specify the nature of the target or the size of the losses of the Russian Armed Forces.

Overnight into December 25, the Defense Forces struck the command post of the 810th separate marine brigade in Lgov, Kursk Oblast (the aggressor country of the

Ukraine has confirmed that Russia launched a series of missile attacks over the capital and other regions on Tuesday morning.