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In Rostov on the evening of 16 October again turned on sirens because of the missile danger

In Rostov on October 16 at about 20:30 residents heard the sound of sirens

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In Rostov on the evening of 16 October again turned on sirens because of the missile danger

In Rostov on October 16 at about 20:30 residents heard the sound of sirens. In the city again declared a missile danger.

The population was advised to remain calm and proceed to the nearest shelters. In particular, residents were offered to go down to basements or underground parking lots.

Earlier, a similar warning was in effect in the region on the morning of October 16. The missile threat was reported at about 9:30, and half an hour later the threat was canceled.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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