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What we know about Ukraine’s missile attack on a microchip plant in southwestern Russia

Six people were killed and at least 42 others injured in a missile strike on the Russian city of Bryansk on Tuesday, according to local authorities.

A Ukrainian attack on a Russian missile plant killed at least seven civilians. Locals say they had nowhere to hide.

On March 10, the Russian border city of Bryansk suffered its deadliest attack since the start of the full-scale war against Ukraine. Ukrainian forces struck the Kremniy El microelectronics plant, also damaging a nearby technical college and several residential buildings. According to the latest reports, seven residents were killed and 42 people were injured, 29 of whom were hospitalized. To understand how the attack unfolded on the ground, the independent journalists’ cooperative Bereg reviewed Bryansk residents’ social media posts, compiled what’s known about the attack and its victims, and spoke with one resident about her family’s experience that night. Here’s what they uncovered.

Ukrainian missile strike on Russia’s Bryansk kills six, injures dozens

A Ukrainian missile attack has “deliberately” targeted civilians, the governor of Russia’s border Bryansk Region has said

Russia to inform UN about Kiev's deliberate strike on Bryansk

According to the latest data, the missile attack on Bryansk killed six people and injured 37

Ukrainian armed forces missile strike on Bryansk leaves casualties, wounded

Priority measures are being taken to contain and eliminate the consequences of the attack

British, French ambassadors summoned to Russia’s Foreign Ministry over strikes on Bryansk

In case of further involvement of London and Paris in the Kiev regime’s war crimes, precisely these European countries will bear responsibility for the destructive consequences of the armed conflict and the escalation of tension, the Russian Foreign Ministry stressed

UK behind deadly Storm Shadow missile attack on Russian city

An attack on Bryansk that killed seven and injured dozens was carried out with the direct involvement of UK experts, the Kremlin has said

Russia summons UK, French envoys over Ukraine strike that killed eight people

Russia has summoned British and French envoys over Ukraine’s Storm Shadow missile strike on Bryansk that killed civilians, accusing them of direct involvement

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It can be considered a demonstration that Ukraine does not want to negotiate anything under any circumstances, Russian Foreign Ministry Ambassador at Large on Kiev’s War Crimes Rodion Miroshnik said

Russian embassy in London says blood of Bryansk residents on British military’s hands

Moscow reiterated its firm condemnation of the terrorist assault

Death toll in Ukraine’s missile attack on Bryansk rises to seven people

Alexander Bogomaz added that 42 people are wounded

FACTBOX: What is known about aftermath of Ukrainian missile attack on Russia’s Bryansk

The attack killed six people and injured 42

Ukrainian attack in Bryansk aimed at disrupting negotiation process

Rodion Miroshnik noted that Zelensky "will be held directly accountable for the crimes committed"

Six people died and 37 were injured in a Ukrainian missile strike on Bryansk. The microelectronics plant "Kremny El" was attacked.

At least six people died and 37 were injured as a result of a Ukrainian missile strike on Bryansk. This was reported by the Governor of Bryansk region, Alexander Bogomaz. According to him, all the injured were taken to the Bryansk Regional Hospital and are receiving assistance. The head of the region called the incident a terrorist attack. According to ASTRA's analysis, Ukrainian missiles attacked the "Kremny El" plant, which specializes in the production of microchips. According to journalists, at least one of the missiles hit the enterprise's assembly shop. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed that the Armed Forces of Ukraine carried out a strike on the "Kremny El" plant. "This plant produced control systems for all types of Russian missiles. Well, I can congratulate you. Our armed forces are doing great. Thank you for your service," said the Ukrainian leader. Judging by the footage from Bryansk, fragments of missiles or drones also fell outside the enterprise. Several fires were recorded in the city. UN Chief Spokesperson Stephane Dujarric told TASS that the organization is against strikes on civilians and civilian infrastructure.