Bus Passengers Evacuated to Belarus After Drone Attack in Russia's Bryansk Region
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Passengers and drivers of a Minsk-Gomel-Anapa bus, attacked by a Ukrainian drone at the Krasny Kamen customs checkpoint in Russia's Bryansk Region, have been transported to Belarus by a special group from Gomel, crossing the border into the Gomel Region.
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A bus carrying passengers and drivers from Minsk-Gomel-Anapa was attacked by a Ukrainian drone at the Krasny Kamen customs checkpoint in Russia's Bryansk Region.
MINSK, July 2. /TASS/. Passengers and drivers of the bus attacked by a Ukrainian drone in Russia’s Bryansk Region have been transported to Belarus, the Gomel Regional Executive Committee reported on its Telegram channel.
"A special group from Gomel has transported passengers and drivers of the Minsk-Gomel-Anapa bus to Belarus. The bus was attacked today at the Krasny Kamen customs checkpoint in the Bryansk Region. Those evacuated have crossed the border now and are in the Gomel Region," the report reads.
Open Questions
- What was the extent of damage or injuries?
- Who launched the drone and why?
- What is the official response from Russia/Ukraine?
