Bus passengers, attacked in Bryansk region, returned to Belarus
Russian authorities presented their version of the attack on a bus from Belarus near Bryansk. The first official comment was published in the Telegram channel by the interim governor of Bryansk region, Yegor Kovalchuk.
A bus taking Belarusians from the damaged bus back home. Screenshot from video
According to Yegor Kovalchuk, the Belarusian bus was allegedly attacked by an aircraft-type drone. The emergency incident occurred at the 'Chervony Kamen' border crossing in the Zlynkovsky district of Bryansk region.
Two bus drivers sustained shrapnel wounds. A medical team immediately arrived at the scene, and necessary assistance was provided, — commented the acting head of the region.
Kovalchuk said that after this attack, psychologists worked with the passengers at a temporary accommodation point. They were provided with hot meals.
When a bus from Gomel arrived, Belarusian citizens were transported to the Gomel region. Six Russian citizens remained in Bryansk region and are currently at a temporary accommodation point, where all necessary conditions have been created for them.