
The Belarusian Foreign Ministry assessed the drone attack on a truck in the Bryansk region, as a result of which a citizen of the republic was injured, as an attempt to escalate and involve Minsk in the conflict in Ukraine.
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In the Bryansk region, there was a drone attack on a truck, as a result of which a citizen of Belarus was injured.
Belarus sees in the drone attack on a cargo mobile in the Bryansk region, where a citizen of the country was injured, an attempt to involve the republic in the conflict in Ukraine. This was announced by the press secretary of the Belarusian Foreign Ministry Ruslan Varankov.
“The committed act is inhumane in nature. We see in it an attempt to escalate the situation in the region, as well as an integral part of coordinated actions aimed at involving Belarus in the conflict,” said a representative of the diplomatic department.

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