Explosions Cause Deadly Bridge Collapses in Russia Near Ukraine

Multiple Bridges Collapse in Russia Near Ukraine, Killing Seven Two bridges collapsed in separate incidents overnight in Russia's Bryansk and Belgorod regions, bordering Ukraine. The incidents resulted in at least seven deaths and dozens of injuries. The Russian Investigative Committee has stated that explosions caused both collapses. Footage from the scene shows significant damage to both bridges. Debris from one of the bridge collapses fell onto nearby railway tracks, causing an approaching train to derail in Bryansk. Rescue workers and emergency services were immediately deployed to the scene to assist victims and manage the aftermath. "The scale of destruction is immense," stated a local resident who wished to remain anonymous. "I heard a loud bang in the night, followed by chaos and screams." The events have raised serious security concerns given the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and the proximity of the incidents to the border. The Russian Investigative Committee's confirmation of explosions suggests a deliberate act, though no group has yet claimed responsibility. The investigation is ongoing, and further details are expected to emerge. Despite the tragedy, the swift response of emergency services and the ongoing investigation offer a glimmer of hope for accountability and future safety measures.