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- At least seven people were killed and 69 injured when two bridges were exchanged in separate Russian regions bordering Ukraine, Russian officials said on Sunday.
- The Russian Investigation Committee is related to incidents and explicitly said that both bridges were scattered.
- The explosions occurred on the eve of planned peacekeeping negotiations with the aim of ending the war in Ukraine.
At least seven people were killed and 69 injured when two bridges were separated in a separate Russian regions bordering Ukraine On the eve of the planned peacekeeping negotiations, focused on the end of a three -year war in Ukraine, Russian officials said on Sunday.
The motorway bridge through the Railway in the Bryansk region was blowing at 22:50 (1950 GMT) on Saturday night, just as a passenger train transporting 388 passengers in Moscow passed below, Russian investigators said.
Just four hours later, in the neighboring region, Kursk exchanged a railway bridge over the highway, showering the road with parts of a freight train, investigators said.
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The Russian Investigation Committee, which investigates serious crimes, is related to incidents and explicitly said that both bridges had been developed.
In the Bryansk region, social networks and videos have shown passengers trying to climb from broken carriages in the dark. Part of the passenger train was shown demolished under the demolished road bridge and the destroyed carriage lay next to the lines.
“The bridge blew up as the train was air conditioning with 388 passengers on board,” said Alexander Bogomaz, a governor of the region, for Russian television.
The Russian Investigation Committee, which investigates serious crimes, is related to incidents and explicitly said that both bridges had been developed.
Ukrainian soldiers from the 115th Brigadier Malter-teaching are conducted by mortar training, because members of the Anti-UAV units are testing the FPV drone inhibitor in Lyman, Ukraine. (Jose Colon/Anadolu via Getty Images)
There were no direct comments from Ukraine about incidents, who were just going on the day before the United States wanted Russia and Ukraine to sit on direct conversations in Istanbul to talk about the possible end of the war, which, according to Washington, killed and injured at least 1.2 million people.
The Ukrainian Military Intelligence Agency announced on Sunday that the explosion had overthrew the Russian military train that dragged the burden and fuel trucks near the settlement of Yakimivka, in the Russian part of the Ukrainian region of the password of the password.
The Agency has not taken responsibility or attributes to anyone, although Ukraine has asked for a number of attacks deep into Russia in the past.
Sabotage?
Russian politicians are lined up to blame Ukraine, saying that the sabotage is obviously aimed at eliminating the peace negotiations that the United States sought.
“This is definitely the work of Ukrainian special services,” said Chairman of the Defense Committee of the Lower House of Russian Parliament, Andrei Kartapolov, told Shot Telegram Channel.
“All of this is intended for the pesting of the Russian Federation’s position and the abolition of aggression before negotiating. And also intimidate people. But they will not succeed.”
President Vladimir Putin introduced the Federal Security Bridge (FSB) and emergency ministry throughout the night, Kremlin said. Putin also spoke with Governor Bryanska, Alexander Bogomaz.
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US President Donald Trump requested by peace, and he threatened to leave if they did not do so – potentially pushing responsibility for support to Ukraine on the shoulders of European forces.
But while politicians talk about peace negotiations, the war is warming up, and the swarms of drones were launched by Russia and Ukraine and Russian troops that progressed at key points along the front in Eastern Ukraine.
Ukraine did not oblige to attend Talks in TurkeyBy saying that first it was necessary to see Russian proposals, while the leading US senator warned Moscow that it would be “difficult” to new American sanctions.
