A missile threat was announced in a district of the Bryansk region, according to a statement issued by the regional government and published on its Telegram channel. The notification signaled heightened danger in the area and prompted residents to stay informed through official channels. .
Officials issued a clear alert: Attention, missile danger is present in the Suzemsky district. The message was circulated to residents through regional communications to ensure rapid awareness and safe action during the incident.
Authorities urged people to remain at home and seek shelter in rooms with solid walls and no windows. They emphasized the importance of avoiding exterior walls and windows, and instructed everyone to limit exposure to external hazards by moving to protective interiors when safe to do so.
Officials added, Do not approach windows. If you are outdoors or in a vehicle, proceed to the nearest shelter or another secure location. The guidance was shared to minimize risk from potential debris, shattering glass, or other dangers associated with hostile activity.
Early reports indicated an eight‑minute window for an official alarm to be issued, though later information suggested that particular alert was canceled. Residents were advised to monitor official updates and act on any new instructions as they were released.
Late last night, two unmanned aerial vehicles attributed to the Armed Forces of Ukraine were shot down over the Bryansk region. Subsequent reporting indicated that approximately two additional drones of the same type had also been dismantled, reflecting ongoing aerial activity in the area and the region’s readiness to respond to incursions.
Earlier statements described Ukrainian UAVs as having the potential capability to reach distant regions, including Siberia, underscoring the broader concern about border security and the rapid evolution of drone threats. The situation prompted authorities to maintain close monitoring and to provide regular safety guidance through official channels, prioritizing clear information and resident safety.