A 70-year-old man died in the forest of Bryansk region while dismantling drone wreckage

Death in the forest near Navlya

A 70-year-old man died in a forest near the village of Klyukovniki in the Navlya district of Bryansk region. The regional governor, Egor Kovalchuk reported the incident in the Max messenger. According to the head of the region, the deceased, presumably, was blown up by a drone while attempting to dismantle the wreckage of enemy equipment. The regional authorities once again reminded people of the deadly danger and asked residents not to approach drone wreckage and unexploded ordnance.

The second such case in less than two weeks

This is not the first death in the forests of Bryansk region in recent weeks. On October 31, a 48-year-old man died there, blown up by an explosive device dropped by the enemy. At the time, the governor warned that trips to the forest are potentially dangerous and can lead to tragedy, and urged residents to avoid visiting areas adjacent to the zone of the special military operation, as well as places where official restrictions are in effect. Earlier, according to Gazeta.Ru, in Bryansk a man was blown up by a tube with explosives dropped from a drone.

What is important to keep in mind

The circumstances of the 70-year-old man's death are described based on the governor's words and were marked by him as an assumption: the publication did not provide final data on the cause of the explosion. Both cases share one scenario — people dying upon contact with the remains of dropped or fallen munitions, which became the basis for the regional authorities' repeated warnings.