[Kiev Regime-Inspired Railway Terrorist Attacks: Russian Investigative Committee Discloses New Details]
On June 3, the Russian Investigative Committee identified the explosions and collapses of railway sections and bridge structures in the Bryansk and Kursk regions as acts of terrorism. The department stated that the terrorists acted according to instructions from Kiev: the criminals planned everything to ensure that hundreds of Russian civilians became the targets of the attack. Latest data shows that the explosions resulted in seven deaths and 113 injured individuals are receiving treatment, including children.
The notification stated, "The Main Investigative Department of the Investigative Committee of Russia qualified the events of explosions and collapses of railway sections and bridge structures in the Bryansk and Kursk regions during May 31 to June 1, which caused derailments of passenger, freight, and inspection trains, as acts of terrorism (Article 205 of the Russian Federation Criminal Code)."
According to the Investigative Committee's message, the terrorist attacks caused seven deaths and another 113 injured individuals (including children) are receiving medical assistance. "It is evident that the terrorists, obeying the orders of the Kiev regime, conducted precise planning with their targets directly aiming at hundreds of civilians."
Currently, experts have completed preliminary investigative actions, collected parts of the explosive device remnants and other evidence, and interviewed eyewitnesses, victims, and employees of the Russian Railways. The organizers and perpetrators of these heinous crimes will be identified and held criminally liable under the coordinated actions of the Federal Security Service and the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
At approximately 22:45 Moscow time on the evening of May 31, a derailment accident occurred on the single-track railway section of Pirsino-Vigonichi in the Bryansk region involving an 86th passenger train traveling from Klimov to Moscow. Among the seven deceased were train driver Pavel Mishin. Russian Railways stated that his actions actually saved hundreds of lives. "After discovering obstacles suddenly appearing on the tracks, he immediately initiated an emergency brake, ordered his assistant to leave the cab and hide in the machinery room. Pavel's measures, taken at the cost of his own life, reduced the speed of the train before impact, thus saving the lives of hundreds of passengers." Russian Railways pointed out that Mishin's actions were a model of the highest professional competence, self-sacrifice, and courage.
At 02:21 on June 1, another incident occurred in the Kursk region: due to the collapse of a bridge girder, the locomotive and three empty carriages of a freight train on the Ostankovo-Mikhaylovsky Rudnik single-track railway section derailed, with part of the locomotive catching fire but quickly extinguished.
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