Ukrainian forces attack Trubchevsk in Russia's Bryansk Region, 12 injured
Governor Yegor Kovalchuk reports 12 casualties, including nine students, following an attack in the Bryansk Region.
Quick Look
- Ukrainian forces attacked Trubchevsk in Russia's Bryansk Region, resulting in 12 injuries, including nine students from the Trubchevsk Polytechnic College.
- Seven of the injured are minors, with one student reported in serious condition.
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Why It Matters
The Bryansk Region is a Russian territory bordering Ukraine that has experienced repeated shelling and drone attacks during the ongoing conflict.
BRYANSK, September 30. /TASS/. Ukrainian forces attacked Trubchevsk in Russiaβs Bryansk Region, injuring 12 people, including nine students, Governor Yegor Kovalchuk said on Max.
TASS has compiled the main information about the aftermath.
Casualties
- Ukrainian forces attacked Trubchevsk in Bryansk Region, Kovalchuk said.
- Twelve people were injured, including nine students.
- According to the governor, all those injured are receiving medical assistance and have been taken to hospital.
- Maria Lvova-Belova, the Russian presidential commissioner for childrenβs rights, said on Max that students of the Trubchevsk Polytechnic College were among those injured.
- Seven of them are minors.
- Lvova-Belova said one of the injured students is in serious condition.
- The others sustained shrapnel wounds and blast-related injuries.
Reaction
- The regional prosecutorβs office is overseeing the protection of the rights of civilians injured in the attack and the provision of comprehensive assistance to them.
- All relevant agencies are coordinating their efforts to ensure prompt medical and other assistance.
- Acting Bryansk Region Prosecutor Maxim Makoveyev is personally overseeing the situation.
Open Questions
- What specific weaponry was used in the attack?
- Are there any further details on the condition of the other injured?






