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In the Tula region sound sirens air alarm

On the evening of October 23, air alarm sirens were turned on in the Tula region - a missile danger was declared in the region

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In the Tula region sound sirens air alarm

In the evening of October 23, air alarm sirens were activated in the Tula region - a missile danger was declared in the region. The signal was heard at 17:15, emergency services said.

Residents are recommended to hide in the underground space, on the lower floors of the building, in a room without windows with load-bearing walls or in a protective structure.

If you are on the street or in a vehicle, you should head to the nearest safe place.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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