An unknown explosive detonated on the railway between the villages of Novozybkov and Zlynka, the regional governor said.
An explosive device fell on a railway in the Bryansk region of the Russian Federation, about 20 kilometers from the border with Belarus. The railways on which the military transport was taking place were damaged. On Monday, October 24, Belaruski Gayun reports.
“As a result of the explosion, one track and several railway sleepers were damaged,” the statement said.
As belzhd_live notes, the interstate junction Zlynka (rzhd) – Zakopytya (belzhd) was temporarily blocked. Train traffic stopped.
The governor of the Bryansk region, Alexander Bogomaz, also reported about the explosion: “Tonight, an unknown explosive device went off in the stretch between the settlements of Novozybkov and Zlynka. The railway tracks were damaged . There were no casualties. Emergency and operational services are working in the area.”
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It is worth noting that this section is of strategic importance for the Russian army, as it is actively used for Russia-Belarus transport.
Earlier in Russia, in the Bryansk region, unknown people blew up two electrical pylons next to the railroad tracks.
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