Train from Russia's Anapa to Minsk delayed en route due to Ukrainians damaging railway in Bryansk region
Passenger train No. 489 Anapa — Minsk is delayed en route due to damage to the railway track as a result of an attack by the Armed Forces of Ukraine, announced Yegor Kovalchuk, acting governor of the Bryansk region.

The damaged section of the railway is located on the territory of the Unecha district of the Bryansk region. In this regard, the movement of two freight trains — from Bryansk to Unecha and from Zlynka to Bryansk — has been temporarily suspended. The suburban train Unecha — Pochep was also canceled.
In addition, two passenger trains were delayed: No. 85 Moscow — Novozybkov and No. 489 Anapa — Minsk.
Earlier, Belarusian Railways reported that the train from Anapa to Minsk was redirected via a bypass route — through Smolensk and Orsha instead of the usual path through Gomel and Osipovichi. According to the online timetable at Minsk-Passazhirsky station, the train's arrival in the capital was expected on Saturday at 16:10.
Yegor Kovalchuk also reported an attack on the railway station in Klintsy. According to him, there were no deaths or injuries, but the locomotive of a freight train, which was on the tracks, sustained damage.
In the Novozybkov urban district, a TV tower was also damaged as a result of drone attacks.
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