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Sirens soared over the evening Voronezh

Residents are advised to immediately shelter indoors and stay away from windows

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Sirens soared over the evening Voronezh

In the Voronezh agglomeration, warning systems have been launched: the region warns of the immediate danger of a UAV strike. This is reported in an emergency notification. There are sirens in town right now.

Residents are advised to take shelter indoors immediately and stay away from windows. Those who noticed the drone are advised to quickly leave the area of its visibility and report the observation on the number 112.

Alert systems continue to operate. Official data on the timing of the cancellation of the alarm is not yet available.

Earlier, the notification system of the population was included immediately in 6 municipalities of the region.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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