The diesel locomotive and four wagons caught fire. As a result of the explosion, 12 tons of diesel fuel leaked from the locomotive’s tanks.
Russia, as a result of the destruction of the railways in the Bryansk region on Monday, May 1, was left without a diesel locomotive, four wagons and 12 tons of diesel fuel. The Russian pro-government Telegram channel Baza reported this on Tuesday, May 2.
“Explosives on the railway tracks in the Bryansk region were installed in three places – three points of contact were found on the train. The power of the main explosion was 10 kg of TNT. The other two were about 200 grams of TNT. A two-section diesel locomotive and five wagons derailed. The diesel locomotive and four wagons caught fire. As a result of the incident, 12 tons of diesel fuel leaked from the locomotive’s tanks,” the statement said.
The Telegram channel suggests that “the saboteurs followed the tracks for a long time”, because 100 meters from the explosion, two cigarette butts, two packs of cigarettes, an empty beer can and a pack of Rollton’s instant soup was found. There are also fragments of copper wires and a fragment of burnt electrical cables.
The explosion destroyed a section of the railway measuring six meters and four concrete sleepers. A crater about 2.5 meters deep and about 1.5 meters wide was also formed in the area.
On social networks, they assured that the special services had already established the signs of a suspect in involvement in the undermining of the railway in the Bryansk region and compiled his sketch. We are talking about a man dressed in black, about forty years old, about 170 centimeters tall.
The Telegram channel added that he was carrying a black backpack, he moved on a bicycle.
Recall that on April 27, an explosion occurred in Melitopol, as a result of which collaborator Alexander Mishchenko died.
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Source: korrespondent
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