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International diplomatic actions in response to Ukraine's Bryansk strike by March 31, 2025?
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Ukraine Strikes Bryansk Region with ATACMS, Storm Shadow, and Neptune Missiles, Causing 14 Explosions
Jan 13, 2025, 06:35 PM
Ukraine has launched a series of missile attacks on Russia's Bryansk region, utilizing US-supplied MGM-140 ATACMS ballistic missiles, as well as British Storm Shadow and Neptune missiles. Reports from multiple Russian sources confirm that the strikes have caused significant explosions in the area, with at least 14 explosions recorded in Bryansk. Air raid alarms were triggered across several locations in response to the offensive, which targeted Russian military installations. The attack involved 10 Ukrainian jets and reportedly struck the Bryansk Chemical Plant with ATACMS missiles carrying cluster warheads. The scale of the Ukrainian offensive remains unclear, but the impact has been substantial.
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