70-strong team clearing rubble after Bryansk region bridge collapse in Russia
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70-strong team clearing rubble after Bryansk region bridge collapse

Parts of bridge destroyed by controlled blasts to clear tracks of debris.

Update: The current state of the collapsed railway bridge in Russia’s Bryansk Region.

According to regional governor Aleksandr Bogomaz, rescue teams and railway workers managed to clear the tracks at the site of the collapse in less than 24 hours—restoring the route and minimizing disruption.

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Adding: 

⚡️ Lavrov holds telephone call with Rubio – Russian Foreign Ministry

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov held a telephone conversation with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, discussing the ongoing Ukrainian crisis, the Russian Foreign Ministry reported.

Rubio expressed his condolences to Lavrov over the victims of the railway infrastructure explosions in the Bryansk and Kursk regions, the ministry said.

Lavrov and Rubio also discussed plans to resume direct Russian-Ukrainian talks in Istanbul on June 2, the ministry added.

❗️ Russian FM Lavrov and US Sec of State Rubio have JUST discussed Ukraine crisis over phone call

Russian Foreign Ministry VOWS to publish results of probe into Kursk and Bryansk tragedies SOON

‘Those responsible will inevitably receive punishment they deserve’

Russia-Ukraine DIRECT talks also discussed in Lavrov-Rubio call

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