Children's Rights Commissioner Says College Students Among Those Hurt in Drone Strike on Trubchevsk
Nine of the 12 people injured in a drone attack on Trubchevsk in Russia's Bryansk region were students at a local polytechnic college, according to presidential children's rights commissioner Maria Lvova-Belova.
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Maria Lvova-Belova, the Russian president's commissioner for children's rights, said that students from a local polytechnic college were among those injured in a drone attack on the town of Trubchevsk in the Bryansk region.
According to her, 12 people in total were injured in the attack, nine of them college students.
Citing the newspaper Kommersant, the attack is attributed to the use of drones by Ukrainian armed forces; there has been no independent confirmation of this information as of publication.
No details about the condition of the injured or further specifics of the incident were available in the source material for this report.
Border areas of the Bryansk region have repeatedly been targeted by drone attacks during the ongoing conflict, causing concern among local authorities and residents.
Officials continue to gather information on the injured and assess the aftermath.
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