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01.06.2025

01.06.2025The twin bridge sabotage morning

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Russia for 01.06.2025.

It displays 151 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

01.06.2025The twin bridge sabotage morning
A passenger train struck a collapsed bridge in Bryansk region early morning, killing seven and injuring dozens. Initially reported as structural failure, authorities later declared both this incident and a second bridge collapse in neighboring Kursk region as deliberate sabotage. Casualty figures fluctuated throughout morning coverage, reaching 71 injured by afternoon.

Ukrainian forces launched their most extensive drone offensive yet, deploying truck-transported aircraft to strike military airfields across five regions, including the first recorded attack on Siberian territory near Irkutsk. Coverage emphasized the operational sophistication of transporting drones deep into Russian territory before deployment.

Russia's delegation arrived in Istanbul for negotiations scheduled June 2, with chief negotiator Medinsky confirming receipt of Ukraine's draft memorandum. The talks proceeded despite escalating infrastructure attacks, with Zelensky claiming responsibility for the airfield strikes. US Secretary Rubio expressed condolences to Lavrov over the bridge incidents while discussing resumption of direct negotiations.
01.06.2025
00:50
RIA Novosti

Число пострадавших при обрушении моста на поезд в Брянской области выросло до 35 человек

00:50
01:16
RIA Novosti

Число пострадавших при ЧП в Брянской области выросло до 35 человек

01:16

01:26Bridge Collapse Kills Seven in Bryansk Train Disaster

Russian media reports the death toll from the Bryansk train disaster has risen to seven, with 35 people injured when a bridge collapsed onto a Moscow-bound passenger train (Interfax, NTV, RBC, RIA Novosti, RT, TASS, Vesti). The incident involves both a bridge collapse and train derailment, with authorities continuing emergency operations. Military coverage focuses on claims that NATO spent over six months planning Ukraine's Kursk region incursion (Lenta.ru). New financial regulations taking effect June 1st will block suspicious money transfers and make credit self-restrictions harder to remove (Komsomolskaya Pravda). Bulgarian protests against euro adoption receive coverage as thousands demonstrate against the currency change (Izvestia).
02:32
02:40
RIA Novosti

Число пострадавших при обрушении моста на поезд в Брянской области выросло вдвое

02:40
03:23
04:13
RIA Novosti

Вагон пассажирского поезда оказался раздавлен обрушившимся в Брянской области мостом

04:13
04:39
RIA Novosti

В Курской области под грузовым поездом рухнул мост

04:39
04:39
04:48

04:49Bridge Collapse Casualty Count Climbs

Russian media reports the casualty toll from the train disaster has risen significantly, with numbers varying between 66-69 injured and seven dead after a bridge collapse in the Bryansk/Kursk border region (NTV, RBC, Rossiyskaya Gazeta, RIA Novosti, RT, TASS, Vesti). Sources now clarify the incident involved a freight train causing bridge collapse rather than passenger train derailment as initially reported. Lenta.ru claims Ukrainian sabotage groups were spotted near the destroyed bridge, framing the infrastructure failure as enemy action rather than structural deficiency. The shifting casualty figures and conflicting location details between Bryansk and Kursk regions suggest ongoing confusion about the incident's scope and nature.
05:13
RIA Novosti

В Брянской и Курской областях потерпели крушение пассажирский и грузовой поезда, есть погибшие

05:13
05:38
05:56
RIA Novosti

"Под ложным флагом". Мерц придумал рискованный способ обмануть Россию

05:56
05:56
06:30
06:30
06:38
07:12

07:40Twin Bridge Bombings Hit Border Regions

Russian media reports two bridge explosions in border regions, with authorities attributing both incidents to deliberate sabotage rather than structural failure (Interfax, Komsomolskaya Pravda, NTV, RBC, TASS, Vesti). The Bryansk incident involved a passenger train with hundreds aboard, while a second bridge collapsed within 24 hours in Kursk region, with investigators confirming explosions caused both collapses. Governor Bogomaz specified the Bryansk bridge was blown up during the train's passage, marking an escalation from yesterday's reports of "illegal interference." A Russian senator labeled Ukraine a "terrorist enclave" and called for creating buffer zones to prevent further attacks (RT). Emergency services deployed 180 personnel to address the Bryansk aftermath, while the Investigation Committee confirmed sabotage in both cases.
08:38
09:13
09:22

09:32Putin Calls Railway Chief After Bridge Bombings

Russian media reports the casualty toll from yesterday's bridge sabotage incidents has reached seven dead and 71 injured, with Putin personally contacting both railway chief Belozerov and Bryansk governor Bogomaz following the disasters (RBC, Rossiyskaya Gazeta). The Investigation Committee confirmed both bridge collapses in Bryansk and Kursk regions resulted from deliberate explosions rather than structural failure (Interfax, RT). A second railway incident occurred in Bryansk region beyond the initial bridge collapse (Lenta.ru). The Moscow-bound passenger train derailment happened when a road bridge was blown up onto the railway line below it (The Moscow Times). Military coverage shifts to Russian forces capturing Alekseyevka in Ukraine's Sumy region (TASS), while diplomatic news focuses on Putin aide Ushakov stating that a personal Putin-Trump meeting should produce serious results (Vesti).
10:55
RIA Novosti

"Никто ничего не понимал". Что известно о крушении поездов

10:55
11:37
11:54
12:03

12:04Drones Reach Siberia

Russian media reports the first drone attack on Siberian territory, with unmanned aircraft striking a military base near Irkutsk and Lake Baikal (RBC, Lenta.ru, RT). Coverage emphasizes this marks an unprecedented geographical expansion of drone operations into Russia's interior regions. The Bryansk railway disaster dominates headlines as authorities declare three days of mourning, with passenger testimonies describing the violent impact that threw victims across train cars (Komsomolskaya Pravda, NTV, Rossiyskaya Gazeta, RIA Novosti, Vesti). Eleven injured passengers were transported to Moscow hospitals for treatment. TASS reports potential Russia-Ukraine negotiations in Istanbul at the Çırağan Palace, suggesting diplomatic activity continues despite escalating attacks.
14:08
14:25
15:13
RIA Novosti

В Брянской области начали разбирать обрушившийся мост

15:13

15:15Drones Hit Strategic Bomber Bases

Russian media reports Ukraine launched a coordinated long-range drone offensive targeting strategic bomber bases across three regions - Murmansk, Irkutsk, and Ryazan - with drones transported by trucks into Siberian territory (The Moscow Times, RT, Lenta.ru). Coverage reveals details about the truck driver who released the drones in Siberia, marking an unprecedented expansion of Ukrainian strike capabilities deep into Russian territory (Lenta.ru). The Moscow Times reports over 40 aircraft were hit at the Belaya base in Siberia according to Ukraine's SBU. Meanwhile, Russian media confirms the delegation has departed for Istanbul talks scheduled at Çırağan Palace, with negotiations set for 13:00 (Rossiyskaya Gazeta, TASS, Vesti). Authorities continue clearing debris from the collapsed Bryansk bridge as the infrastructure disaster aftermath proceeds (NTV, RIA Novosti).
15:21
RIA Novosti

"Никто ничего не понимал". Что известно о крушении поездов

15:21
15:29
RIA Novosti

Минобороны сообщило о террористических атаках ВСУ на аэродромы в пяти регионах

15:29
15:46
17:24

17:34Truck-Launched Drone Strikes Hit Five Airfields

Russian media reports Ukraine launched strikes on military airfields across five regions using drones transported by trucks, with the Defense Ministry labeling the attacks as terrorism (Interfax, Lenta.ru, RBC, RIA Novosti, Vesti). Coverage emphasizes the drones were launched from trucks that had traveled deep into Russian territory before releasing their payloads on the airfields. Military prosecutors have been dispatched to the attack sites for investigation. Meanwhile, a Russian delegation has arrived in Istanbul for scheduled talks (TASS), while Trump's envoy Kellogg characterizes the Ukraine conflict as a NATO proxy war, echoing Moscow's longstanding position (RT). The strikes represent an escalation from yesterday's bomber base attacks, now expanding to include multiple airfield targets across Russia's interior regions.
18:05
RIA Novosti

Мединский прибыл в Стамбул во главе российской делегации

18:05
18:13
RIA Novosti

"Никто ничего не понимал". Что известно о крушении поездов

18:13
19:00
20:41
20:58
20:58

20:59Truck-Delivered Drone Swarm Hits Five Airfields

Russian media reports Ukraine launched its most extensive drone offensive yet, striking airfields across five regions using truck-transported drones that traveled deep into Russian territory before deployment (Kommersant, Lenta.ru, The Moscow Times, Vesti). Zelensky claimed responsibility for the attacks, with Ukraine's SBU stating 41 aircraft were hit at bomber bases used to "bomb Ukrainian villages" (Lenta.ru, The Moscow Times). The strikes expanded beyond yesterday's Siberian bomber base attacks to include multiple airfield targets nationwide. Meanwhile, Russia's delegation arrived in Istanbul for negotiations with Ukraine (NTV.ru), as US Secretary of State Rubio expressed condolences to Foreign Minister Lavrov over recent bridge bombings during discussions about resuming direct talks (RBC.ru, TASS). Ukraine's land forces commander stepped down taking responsibility for soldier deaths in a training facility strike (RT).
21:06
21:22
22:34
RIA Novosti

Россия получила от Украины меморандум о мирном урегулировании

22:34
22:41
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23:28