In the Bryansk region, an emergency landing of a helicopter occurred on the M3 “Ukraine” federal highway, resulting in damage to a high-voltage line. The regional governor, Alexander Bogomaz, announced the incident in a statement shared via his Telegram channel. He stressed that there were no human casualties.
According to Bogomaz, the helicopter’s forced landing led to electricity cuts across four districts of Bryansk: Sevsky, Suzemsky, Brasovsky, and Komarichsky. Power supply was gradually restored in the Brasovsky and Komarichsky districts using additional power reserves. In the other two districts, Sevsky and Suzemsky, officials indicated that the electricity would be back online in the near future as repairs and reconnection workflows progressed.
The governor noted that, in the day prior, an aircraft-type unmanned aerial vehicle had been destroyed over the Trubchevsky district of the Bryansk region, a development he reported on his Telegram channel. The government has continued to monitor power and transport infrastructure as crews work to restore full service and assess the overall impact of the incident on regional utilities and traffic.
Details related to the helicopter incident and any subsequent investigations are being coordinated by regional authorities in conjunction with relevant emergency response agencies. Local residents were advised to stay informed through official channels for updates, as crews work to secure damaged infrastructure and restore stable electrical service across the affected municipalities.
In related regional safety notes, authorities reaffirmed that emergency response protocols remained active, with contingency plans in place to minimize disruption to essential services and to ensure rapid recovery of critical infrastructure. The situation remains under close watch as engineers and first responders conduct assessments and implement repairs, aiming to return normal operations in the shortest feasible timeframe while ensuring public safety and system resilience.