
AI-generated summary
A UAV attack occurred in the Bryansk region, as a result of which a citizen of Belarus was injured.
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Belarus reserves the right to take adequate response measures after the UAV attack in the Bryansk region.
The Belarusian side called on Ukraine to stop provocations and warned against repeating such actions.
MINSK, October 9 - RIA Novosti. Belarus reserves the right to take adequate response measures after a UAV attack in the Bryansk region, as a result of which a Belarusian citizen was injured, said the press secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic Ruslan Varankov.
“The Ukrainian side is warned against repeating such actions. It is emphasized that responsibility for their consequences falls entirely on the Ukrainian authorities. Belarus reserves the right to adequate response measures,” Varankov said, as quoted by the Belarusian Foreign Ministry.

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