The key facts
- In the settlement of Kister in the Pogar district, a drone attacked a civilian car; a 58-year-old female driver was injured
- On November 4, casualties were reported from strikes in Klimovo, near the village of Mogilevtsy, and in the village of Dobroye
- A store, a residential house, and several cars were also damaged
Attack on a car in Kister
A Ukrainian drone attacked a moving civilian car in the settlement of Kister in the Pogar district of the Bryansk region. This was reported by the region's governor, Yegor Kovalchuk. According to him, a 58-year-old woman who was driving the car was injured: she was taken to a hospital and received the necessary medical care.
A series of attacks on November 4
This was not the only such incident in a short period. On the evening of November 4, Kovalchuk reportedthat as a result of a kamikaze drone strike on the settlement of Klimovo, two men sustained shrapnel wounds and a store was damaged. Two more people were injured in a UAV attack on a car near the village of Mogilevtsy in the Klimovo district, and in the village of Sachkovichi a residential house and a car were damaged.
Casualties in the village of Dobroye
On the same day, November 4, two people were injured as a result of an attack by an FPV drone on a passenger car in the village of Dobroye. A man with a shrapnel wound to his shin was taken to the Grayvoron central district hospital; a woman with a preliminary diagnosis of 'barotrauma' later sought medical help at the hospital on her own. The vehicle was damaged; in addition, due to the detonation of another UAV in Dobroye, a second passenger car was damaged.
What is known and what remains unclear
Thus, on November 4–5, at least four attack episodes with casualties were recorded in the Bryansk region, and in most cases the targets were civilian cars rather than only populated areas. According to the governor's reports, the total number of injured is seven people, including the woman wounded in Kister. The information comes exclusively from the head of the region; no independent confirmation or data on the type and number of drones used is available in the published reports.

