
No injuries reported as train traffic is suspended and rerouted on the Trosna-Rzhanitsa section
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The Bryansk Region is a Russian territory bordering Ukraine that has frequently been the site of infrastructure attacks during the ongoing conflict.
MOSCOW, September 29. /TASS/. Railway tracks in the Bryansk Region were damaged overnight following an attack by the Ukrainian armed forces on the Trosna – Rzhanitsa section of a railroad while the Smolensk – Bryansk train was passing through, with no injuries, Governor Yegor Kovalchuk said on his Max page.
TASS has compiled key details about the incident
Circumstances behind the emergency
- Railway tracks were damaged as a train traveling from Smolensk to Bryansk was passing along the Trosna-Rzhanitsa railroad, Kovalchuk said.
- There were no injuries.
- Railway traffic on that sector of the railroad was suspended.
- A Russian Railways repair team has started relief work after examining the scene.
Trains affected
- A suburban train service is available between Bryansk and Rzhanitsa, Moscow Railway said on its Max channel.
- Replacement bus services have been provided between Rzhanitsa and Zhukovka in the Bryansk Region.
- Long-distance trains will continue to run along alternative routes that bypass the damaged segment, Moscow Railway specified.

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