In a recent development, Alexander Isaev, the head of the administration of Klimovskiy district in the Bryansk region, has issued a warning to the residents of Klimovo not to touch any unexploded ordnances. This comes after the governor of Bryansk region, Alexander Bogomaz, reported that Ukrainian military had shelled Klimovo with cluster munitions.
Isaev emphasized that despite the conclusion of the shelling, there are still unexploded ordnances and their components in the village, which should not be touched or moved. Authorities are currently conducting a thorough inspection of the area, and emergency services are actively present on-site.
Additionally, it has been reported that on the night of October 3, the Russian air defense system successfully destroyed a Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicle over the Trubchevskiy district of Bryansk region. Fortunately, no casualties were reported.
This incident further adds to the complexity of the conflict in Ukraine, with a Ukrainian soldier expressing confusion regarding the reasons behind the ongoing conflict. As tensions escalate and the situation remains uncertain, it is crucial for residents to heed the warning and avoid any contact with unexploded ordnances in order to ensure their safety.
The international community continues to closely monitor the situation, with concerns raised about the potential consequences of this conflict and its impact on regional stability. It is essential for all parties involved to prioritize dialogue and diplomatic efforts in order to find a peaceful resolution and prevent further loss of life.
