The Moscow Railway, a branch of Russian Railways, announced the resumption of traffic on the Unecha-Rassukha stretch in the Bryansk region, where a freight train derailed the day before. The press release does not mention the sabotage, which the head of the region announced the day before.
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Railroad workers are already using the wording “event”, although on May 1 Russian Railways used the phrase “outside interference in the work of railway transport”, which “led a locomotive and seven wagons of a freight train to the east in the Bryansk region.”
About 300 railway workers and three recovery trains took part in the liquidation of the consequences of the incident. About 100 meters of railroad tracks have been laid,” the statement said.
It also implies that the passenger train Novozybkov – Moscow arrived at its destination on schedule at 5:12.
The governor of the Bryansk region, Alexander Bogomaz, said on the morning of May 1 that an unidentified explosive device had detonated on the 136 km stretch of the Bryansk-Unecha section.
The Belarusian Railway, which owned the derailed locomotive, also reported that an explosion occurred.
There were 78 wagons (with oil products and lumber), eight derailed, a fire started, the drivers were not injured.
The Ukrainian authorities have not officially commented on the allegations of sabotage.
Source: Racurs
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