INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Authorities in western Russia's Belgorod region on Friday offered to move some residents from its capital city to safety following intense
out glass from high-rise buildings, sparking panic among residents."I see several appeals on social media where people write 'We're are
We have already moved several families," he added.Gladkov said residents would be moved to the towns of Stary Oskol and Gubkin, further from
the border with Ukraine, where they would be housed in "comfortable conditions.""You will stay there for as long as necessary," he added,
but warned there would not be enough temporary housing to accommodate everybody."I will appeal to my colleagues, the governors of other
regions, to help us," the governor said.Belgorod city hall had earlier warned homeowners to secure their windows with tape to protect them
strikes on Belgorod have brought the war closer to home.The city of Belgorod lies some 30 kilometers from the border with Ukraine and has
repeatedly come under what Moscow calls indiscriminate attacks by Ukrainian forces.On Saturday, authorities said unprecedented Ukrainian
