Russian Security Service Strikes Ukrainian Saboteurs in Bryansk Region

The Russian Security Service (FSB) has announced that a group of Ukrainian saboteurs has been "repelled" back to Ukraine from the Bryansk region, where they were targeted with artillery fire.

According to the FSB, "As a result of the measures taken, the flights of Ukrainian nationalists in the Klimovsky district of the Bryansk region have been halted."

To avoid casualties among civilians and damage to civilian infrastructure, the adversary has been pushed back into Ukrainian territory, where they were subjected to concentrated artillery fire, the security service reported.

On the morning of March 2, the governor of Bryansk region, Alexander Bogomaz, reported that Ukrainian saboteurs opened fire on a vehicle in the Klimovsky district. This shelling resulted in the deaths of two individuals, and a ten-year-old child was injured.

Later, the Russian FSB stated that measures are being taken in the border area of the Bryansk region to eliminate armed Ukrainian radicals. Russian President Vladimir Putin has labeled the events in the Bryansk region as terrorism.