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Bryansk governor: Ukraine uses drones to attack draft office, Interior Ministry building

Ukraine’s Armed Forces have used drones to attack a draft office in Russia’s Bryansk region, Alexander Bogomaz, the local governor, reports.

“Ukraine’s military has attacked the Sevsk district with UAVs. No casualties. The drones dropped an explosive device, damaging a district conscription office. Response teams are working on site,” he wrote.

Bogomaz also added that a local Interior Ministry building was also attacked, without any casualties as well.

TV Rain notes that the draft office in Sevsk is located 140 km south of Bryansk.

A Ukrainian UAV attacked the Novozybkov oil pumping station of the Druzhba pipeline located in the Bryansk region on 21 March.

Bogomaz reported that the local air defence had taken down ten drones on 9 February.

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