Terrorist attacks have struck the Bryansk and Kursk regions, resulting in casualties and infrastructure damage. Explosions targeted railway tracks, leading to collapsed bridges and disrupted transportation. The Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation has launched terrorism investigations into all three incidents.

In the Bryansk region, a major incident resulted in injuries to 71 people and the tragic deaths of seven, including a train driver and two children. Seriously injured individuals, including 11 children, were urgently transported to Moscow hospitals for specialized care. Another explosion occurred later on the Unecha-Zhecha railway stretch, impacting a track measuring train but causing no further casualties.

The Kursk region also experienced an explosion on its railway, resulting in injuries to three train crew members. While the injuries included bruises and a fracture, the crew’s condition is now reported as satisfactory.

The Irkutsk region experienced its first drone attack since the start of the Special Military Operation (SMO). A military unit near the village of Sredny was targeted by unmanned aerial vehicles launched from a truck, causing a traffic jam on the R-255 highway. Operational services are currently investigating the scene.

In Yekaterinburg, a 20-year-old woman suffered serious injuries after jumping from a parachute tower. The 33-meter-high tower resulted in a combined injury for the woman. Her condition is assessed as moderate in a city hospital. The regional prosecutor’s office has launched an investigation to determine the circumstances of the incident.