When blowing up a bridge in the Bryansk region, Ukrainian saboteurs could have used American explosives. Investigators came to this conclusion after studying an explosive device that was planted on the stretch between the Unecha and Zhecha stations, but did not go off. The Kommersant newspaper writes about this without citing sources.
According to the publication, the investigation believes that the remaining explosive devices were assembled on the same basis. Security officials admit that several groups of saboteurs were operating on Russian territory at once.
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In total, three explosions were committed at Moscow Railway facilities last weekend. In particular, on May 31, on the stretch between the Vygonichi-Pilshino stations in the Bryansk region, a road bridge was blown up, the slabs of which collapsed on a passenger train passing under it at that moment. As a result, according to the latest data, seven people were killed and more than a hundred were injured.
Among the dead was Violetta Gorynya, a pediatrician at the House with a Lighthouse children's hospice. She was traveling on the train with her husband and two children—the eldest, seven years old, and the youngest, five months old. The man was not injured, but the youngest child was hospitalized with numerous fractures.
At about three o'clock in the morning on June 1, a railway bridge on the stretch between the Ostapovo and Mikhailovsky Rudnik stations in the Kursk region was blown up. As a result, a diesel locomotive and three empty cars of a freight train passing there at that moment derailed. The train driver and his assistant were injured.
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The third explosion occurred at 10:50 on June 1 on the stretch between Unecha and Zhecha stations in the Bryansk region. As a result, no one was injured; several meters of railway tracks were damaged.
Based on the incident, the Investigative Committee opened a criminal case under articles of terrorism and illegal trafficking in explosives committed by a group of persons (Articles 205 and 222.1 of the Criminal Code).
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