Concrete Shelters Installed in Kursk Amid Ukrainian Incursion

Russian authorities in the Kursk region are installing concrete shelters to protect civilians amidst an ongoing Ukrainian incursion. Acting Regional Governor Alexei Smirnov announced on Telegram that the shelters are being placed in crowded locations, including 60 bus stations in the regional capital, Kursk, and other towns.

Russian authorities in the western Kursk region have initiated the installation of concrete shelters to safeguard civilians during an ongoing Ukrainian incursion.

Acting Regional Governor Alexei Smirnov announced on Telegram that city officials in Kursk, the regional capital, are constructing the shelters in high-traffic areas, including 60 bus stations.

Similar protective measures will be extended to two additional towns in the region to ensure civilian safety amid the conflict, he added.

(With inputs from agencies.)