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In Vladimir destroyed unexploded warheads

It was loud during the liquidation work, but authorities asked residents not to panic.

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In Vladimir destroyed unexploded warheads

There eliminated the consequences of the drone attack. It was loud during the liquidation work, but authorities asked residents not to panic. Deputy Governor Alexander Muromsky reminded: if you see a drone or its wreckage, do not come close, but immediately call 112.

Earlier it was reported that in the morning hours of October 11, there was an attack by enemy drones, after the attack, more than 5,000 people remained without light in the suburbs of Vladimir. The disruption affected the city itself and the neighboring Sobinsky district. Recovery work continued throughout the day.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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