A passenger train derailed in the Bransk area of Russia, which is on the Ukraine border late Saturday after a bridge collapsed as a result of an explosion.
Briyas regional governor Alexander Bogomaz said on the Telegram messaging app that seven people died in the death, which took place in Wagonichki district near a federal highway.
“Seven dead as a result of the collapse of a bridge over railway tracks,” he wrote. More than 60 are injured, including three children, one of which is in critical condition.
What do we know about the collapse of the bridge?
Moscow Railway said in a statement that the train came out of its track, what was this from Kalimov to the Russian capital of Moscow in the west of the country.
This said that the bridge had damaged bees “without expansion as a result of illegal intervention in transport works, but the post was later removed.
Bogomaz later confirmed reports about an explosion on the bridge.
“An explosion occurred on the bridge on the road, while Climovo-Moscow was traveling, on board with 388 passengers,” Herr said.
Russia’s investigative committee said in a statement that “a road bridge collapsed as a result of an explosion” in the Bryons region at 10:50 pm (1950) on Saturday.
The disaster region is about 100 kilometers (62 mi) from the Ukrainian border. Ukraine has not commented on the collapse or track derailment of the bridge.
The second bridge collapses in the chairs
A few hours later, a second bridge collapsed in the border area of the cushion, which is the border of Ukraine. The Kursk region was the site of a Ukrainian avatar in Russia last August.
Russian investigators clearly stated that both bridges were blown away.
“The events have been classified as terrorism acts,” said Svetlana Petrenco, a spokesman of Russia’s investigative committee.
Kremlin spokesman Dimitri Peskov said that Russian Vladimir Putin was informed on the explosions on two bridges.
Since Russia began its full -scale invasion in Ukraine three years ago, the border region of Russia, including Briank, has faced border shelling, drone strikes and secret raids from Ukraine.
Edited by: Scene Sinico and Vesley Dakri
