On Sunday, the governor of the Bryansk region in western Russia announced that the death toll in a Ukrainian air strike that targeted the Russian border village of Suzymka at night had risen to four.

Ukrainian missiles hit the village of Suzymka, about ten kilometers from the Russian-Ukrainian border, according to local governor Aleksandr Bogomaz, who wrote on Telegram, "Four civilians were killed."

The initial toll issued by the authorities stated that two people were killed.

Bogomaz indicated that the bodies of two other victims were recovered from under the rubble of a house destroyed by the bombing.

Towns and infrastructure in the Russian regions bordering Ukraine, such as Bryansk and Belgorod, are hit by strikes that Moscow attributes to the Ukrainian army, without Kiev claiming responsibility for them.

On Saturday, five districts of Belgorod were deprived of electricity after Ukrainian artillery shelling.