Bryansk

American  

[bree-ahnsk, bryahnsk] / briˈɑnsk, bryɑnsk /

noun

1. a city on the Desna River, southwest of Moscow.

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Bryansk British  

/ brɪˈænsk, brjansk /

noun

1. a city in W Russia. Pop: 428 000 (2005 est)

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Example Sentences

According to the Ukrainian air force, the attacks were carried out from the eastern coast of the Sea of Azov and Russia’s Bryansk province, which also borders Ukraine.

From Washington Times

According to the Ukrainian Air Force, the attacks were carried out from the eastern coast of the Sea of Azov and Russia’s Bryansk province, which borders Ukraine.

From Seattle Times

In recent weeks, amid a rising number of cross-border attacks from Ukraine, including drone strikes, President Vladimir Putin has ordered officials to tighten security in Russia’s border regions, including Kursk, Bryansk, Belgorod and Rostov.

From Washington Post

In Russia’s border regions, there is rising concern about sabotage by groups opposed to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and growing anxiety after a flurry of drone sightings in Western Russia and an attack in Bryansk claimed by a rogue Russian nationalist group.

From Washington Post

Gromov said Russia was maintaining troops in the border areas of its Bryansk and Kursk regions to pin down Ukrainian troops and prevent them being sent to fight elsewhere.

From Reuters