Acting Governor Egor Kovalchuk reported on Monday that Ukrainian drone strikes damaged railways across three locations in Russia’s Bryansk Region, derailing over a dozen train cars. No injuries were reported following the incidents.

At the Dyatkovo–Lyudinovo rail section, part of a bridge collapsed, sending ten cars off the tracks. A separate strike in Unecha District derailed 18 empty freight cars. Kovalchuk stated that repair work at the Unecha site will commence after Russian National Guard personnel conduct inspections.

A third attack damaged tracks in Navlya District but did not disrupt train operations or cause injuries, according to the governor. Russian railway authorities confirmed temporary service disruptions in the region and have deployed buses to compensate affected passengers while repairs begin immediately at damaged sites.