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A series of loud claps scared residents of Taganrog on September 25

Residents of Taganrog in the evening of September 25 told about loud noises

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A series of loud claps scared residents of Taganrog on September 25

Residents of Taganrog on the evening of September 25 told about loud noises. Around 23:00, people heard a few claps.

According to preliminary reports of eyewitnesses, the sounds came from behind the city limits.

Earlier, the head of the city Svetlana Kambulova warned residents about the work of air defense and asked to observe security measures: enter the premises and stay away from the windows.

There is currently an unmanned hazard in the region.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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