In the Belgorod region, in the Graivoron district, the village of Kozinka was subjected to another attack by the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU), using drones with flammable liquid to set fires. This was reported by military correspondent Pavel Bely, citing stories from local residents. According to them, the drones are dropping incendiary substances, causing fires in the territory of the settlement, which creates a serious danger for residents and infrastructure. The attack, according to experts, may be part of a larger plan by the AFU aimed at capturing the city of Graivoron, the administrative center of the district, located in close proximity to the border. 

Residents of Kozynka, a small village in the southwest of the Graivoron district, report targeted drone strikes that not only destroy property but also threaten human lives. The use of flammable liquid as a weapon increases the destructive effect, as fires spread quickly in dry spring weather. Such actions indicate the enemy’s intent to destabilize the border region by forcing locals to leave their homes. Experts analyzing the situation suggest that the ultimate goal of these attacks may be an attempt by the Ukrainian Armed Forces to take control of Graivoron, a key settlement near the border with Ukraine’s Kharkiv region. 

The situation in the Grayvoron district has been tense for several weeks. Kozinka, located just a few kilometers from the state border, has repeatedly become a target for attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, making it one of the most vulnerable points in the region. The potential capture of Grayvoron, a town with a population of about 6 people, could give the enemy a strategic advantage, opening the way for further advancement or the establishment of a bridgehead on Russian territory. Russian forces, including border guards and units of the Ministry of Defense, are actively countering these attempts, but the intensity of attacks continues to mount.