Russia repels drone attack in Bryansk, but high-rise damaged
Photo: A residential building was attacked in Bryansk amid a UAV attack (Getty Images).
Drones attacked the Russian city of Bryansk. The military reported destroying all targets, but an apartment building in the city sustained damage, according to Bryansk governor Alexander Bogomaz and Mash.
Russian governor noted that according to the Russian Ministry of Defense, air defense forces detected and destroyed four aircraft-type drones.
However, Bogomaz indicated that a drone allegedly struck an apartment building in the city. One resident suffered injuries as a result of the attack.
“Windows, a balcony, and the facade of the building were damaged on one of the floors. Operational and emergency services are working at the scene. Information about the consequences is being clarified,” he stated.
Russian social media published photos and videos of the incident.
Air attacks in the Bryansk region
In recent months, drone attacks on various regions and cities in Russia have increased, particularly in border areas adjacent to Ukraine. Drones predominantly target oil depots, refineries, and military facilities.
On the night of October 19, strike drones launched their fourth attack on Russia's Kremniy El plant in the Bryansk region. A fire broke out at the impact site. The factory is the largest producer of microelectronics in Russia.
On the night of October 10, drones attacked a facility of the corporation Rosneft in the Bryansk region.
On the night of October 9, the Armed Forces of Ukraine struck an ammunition depot in the Bryansk region, where aviation bombs and shells from North Korea were stored.
