Interception: On 14 March 2025, Russian military shot down 15 Ukrainian drones over the Bryansk Region (coded as Bryansk). No casualties.

Supply-chain Risk Briefing

1) Summary On March 14, 2025, Russian forces intercepted 15 Ukrainian drones in Russia's Bryansk region. While there were no casualties, this incident demonstrates the expansion of the Russia-Ukraine conflict into Russian inland areas. The current risk level is assessed as low, but continuous monitoring is required.

2) Supply-chain impact

• Bryansk region is located in Russia's western border area adjacent to Belarus, serving as an alternative route for Eastern European logistics
• Potential threat to manufacturing facilities and energy infrastructure in the region
• If drone attacks expand to deeper inland areas of Russia, concerns of increased instability across Russia's transit logistics network
• No direct industrial facility damage or logistics disruptions have been reported to date

3) Watch points

• Frequency and scale trends of additional drone attacks in Bryansk region and neighboring areas
• Need to monitor whether there are attack attempts targeting Russian inland industrial zones or major transportation infrastructure