The SBU intercepted a Russian document refuting reports of a Ukrainian Armed Forces attack on a Belarusian bus
The Security Service of Ukraine intercepted an internal Russian document that refutes claims that a Ukrainian drone attacked a bus carrying Belarusian citizens in the Bryansk region.
Official reports from Russian monitoring and military agencies indicate that there were absolutely no Ukrainian aircraft in the area of the incident.
This fact completely contradicts the previous accusations made by Minsk and local Russian authorities.
The document in question is an official report from the monitoring center of the “Safe Region” State Public Institution of the Bryansk Region.
The document clearly states that at the time of the incident, no Ukrainian drones were detected in the airspace of the area.
This information was officially confirmed by the regional operational headquarters, the duty officer of the radar battalion in Suponevo, and the duty officer of the 32nd Division of the Russian Armed Forces.
Earlier, the Belarusian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the acting governor of the Bryansk Region of the Russian Federation had issued joint accusations against Ukraine.
The Russian side claimed that a Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicle deliberately attacked a passenger bus. According to them, the vehicle was carrying a children’s soccer team that had arrived from Belarus.
This was reported by the SBU press service.
Belarus claimed that the Ukrainian Armed Forces were involved in the attack on the bus in the Bryansk region
In the Bryansk region, an unidentified drone attacked a bus carrying young soccer players from Belarus
