On 14 March 2025, Ukrainian military carried out 2 drone strikes and shelled 2 times with 17 (likely) artillery shells 3 locations across the Borisovskiy district, including the village of Bogun-Gorodok (Belgorod). Across 3 locations: No casualties.

Supply-chain Risk Briefing

1) Summary On March 14, 2025, Ukrainian forces conducted 2 drone attacks and 2 artillery strikes (estimated 17 shells) at 3 locations in Russia's Borisovsky district in the Belgorod region. Villages including Bogun-Gorodok were targeted, but there were no casualties, and this is assessed as a medium-grade border region attack incident.

2) Supply-chain impact

• The Belgorod region is a major agricultural area in western Russia, with potential impact on grain and agricultural product production and transportation routes
• Continued border region attacks intensify pressure for increased security costs and logistics route adjustments in Russia's inland transportation network
• Growing need for enhanced security of energy pipelines and railway infrastructure passing through the region
• Accelerated search for alternative routes due to increased risk levels for logistics activities along the Russia-Ukraine border area

3) Watch points

• Whether attacks expand to target major transportation infrastructure (railways, highways) and energy facilities within the Belgorod region
• Trends in potential logistics disruption due to Russian retaliatory attacks and intensified military activities in border regions