Over a dozen train cars derailed after a series of drone strikes on railways in Bryansk Region, according to the local governor
Published 28 Sep, 2026 08:29
| Updated 28 Sep, 2026 08:42
Ukrainian drone strikes have damaged a railway bridge and tracks at three locations in Russia’s Bryansk Region, causing several trains to derail, acting Governor Egor Kovalchuk said on Monday. No injuries have been reported, he added.
Part of a bridge collapsed on the Dyatkovo–Lyudinovo rail section, sending ten cars off the tracks. A separate strike in Unecha District derailed another 18 empty freight cars, according to Kovalchuk. Repair work at the Unecha site will begin after Russian National Guard personnel inspect the area.
A third attack also damaged tracks in Navlya District, but did not disrupt train traffic or cause injuries, the governor said.
Russian railway authorities have since confirmed that train service in the region has been temporarily disrupted and announced that buses have been organized to compensate while repairs at the damaged site have already begun.
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