Train traffic disrupted in Russia's Bryansk region due to AFU attack
In Russia's Bryansk region, which borders Belarus, train traffic has been disrupted due to an AFU attack on a railway bridge. This was reported by the region's governor, Yegor Kovalchuk.
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According to Yegor Kovalchuk, the bridge was attacked in the Vygonichi district. There were no casualties.
Railway connections on the Bryansk — Unecha — Gomel route have been disrupted. The Moscow — Novozybkov train will travel as far as Bryansk-Orlovsky station. From there, passengers will be transported by bus via Vygonichi, Pochep, Unecha, and Klintsy to Novozybkov. The same bus route is planned for the return journey, and from Bryansk-Orlovsky station to Moscow, passengers will be able to travel by train.
The train from Minsk to Adler will be routed via Smolensk to Bryansk-Orlovsky station, and then in the opposite direction.