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Minsk urges citizens to avoid Russia after Moscow blames Ukraine for second Belarusian bus attack

Belarus is advising citizens to avoid traveling to Russia following a second attack on a passenger bus that Moscow attributes to Ukraine.

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Minsk urged citizens to avoid traveling to Russia after a drone attack in the Bryansk region injured passengers and drivers on a Belarusian bus. Ukraine denied the strike, with its General Staff calling the claims false.

The injured passengers and a Belarusian football coach were subsequently treated and discharged from the hospital.

Epilogue added 48d ago, after coverage quieted.

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The brief

A passenger bus traveling from Minsk to Anapa was targeted in Russia's Bryansk region. The attack wounded two Belarusian bus drivers, while three injured passengers were treated and released from the hospital.

Coverage from The Moscow Times and Meduza indicates that Moscow blames Ukraine for the incident. However, Ukrinform reports that Ukraine’s General Staff has refuted these claims, calling them false.

News.by highlights a statement from Rybakov describing attempts to intimidate Belarus as unacceptable. Future developments depend on the verification of the drone attack's origin and the continued travel advisories issued by Minsk to its citizens.

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Quick answers

Where did the attack take place?

The attack occurred in Russia's Bryansk region.

What are the casualties of the incident?

Two Belarusian bus drivers were wounded and three passengers were treated and released from the hospital.

How has Ukraine responded to the allegations?

Ukraine’s General Staff has refuted Russian claims that the strike was a Ukrainian attack.

People, places & organizations

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Topics

Belarus Russia Ukraine Bryansk Region Minsk

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