The text is a transcript of a video report about the situation in the Bryansk region of Russia, which borders Ukraine and has been affected by shelling and explosions. The reporter interviews local residents, workers, business owners and politicians about their views on the conflict, the economic and social problems, and the upcoming Victory Day celebrations. The report shows different perspectives and opinions on the causes and consequences of the violence, as well as the possible solutions and hopes for the future.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. There was a fire at an oil depot in Bryansk, Russia, on April 25, 2023, that was allegedly caused by a Turkish drone strike from Ukraine.
2. The fire caused loud explosions, damage to nearby buildings, and injuries to seven people in the village of Klimova.
3. The local authorities did not confirm the shelling and did not provide any instructions or evacuation for the residents.
4. The Bryansk region is close to the border with Ukraine and has been affected by the military conflict and the economic sanctions.
5. The prices of food, fuel, and other goods have increased significantly, while the incomes and pensions have decreased or remained low.
6. The residents have different opinions and feelings about the war, the government, and the media, ranging from fear and anxiety to patriotism and defiance.
7. Some residents have relatives or connections in Ukraine and have stopped communicating with them due to political disagreements.
8. The region has a history of being a stronghold of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation and has some opposition deputies who criticize the authorities.
9. The region also has some industrial enterprises that have suffered from the disruption of supplies and markets due to the conflict.
10. The residents are preparing to celebrate Victory Day on May 9, but there are some restrictions and controversies about the event.