Railway Line Connecting Russia To Belarus Is Blown Up
Accidents will happen in war time, just like they did to the Moskva and the Kerch Bridge...JL
Kaitlin Lewis reports in Newsweek:
The explosion blew up parts of the track between the Russian towns of
Novozybkiv and Zlinka in the Bryansk region, which borders Belarus and
Ukraine to its west and south, according to a reports from Russian state-owned news sources. The railway was "actively used for military transport between Russia and Belarus." Last week, Belarus announced that itwas preparing for war on its home front. The explosion was reported on the eight-month anniversary of the Russian invasion.
A portion of a railway linking Russia to Belarus was damaged by an explosive device Monday night, according to a report from Russia state-owned news sourceRIA Novosti.
According to the report, the explosion blew up parts of the track between the Russian towns of Novozybkiv and Zlinka in the Bryansk region, which borders Belarus and Ukraine to its west and south, respectively.
The monitoring groupBelarusian Gayuntweeted photos of the blast and said the railway was "actively used for military transport between Russia and Belarus."
Alexander Bogomaz, governor of the Bryansk region, also posted about the explosion on hisTelegram account, and said that while the tracks were damaged, no casualties had been reported. It is unclear at this time who is responsible for the blast.
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