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Sirens soared in two areas of the Voronezh region

About it in his social networks informed the Governor of the region Alexander Gusev

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Sirens soared in two areas of the Voronezh region

On Tuesday, October 13, alarms were sounded in Kantemirovsky and Bogucharsky districts of the Voronezh region. The reason was a warning about a possible direct strike of drones. This was reported in his social networks by the Governor of the region Alexander Gusev.

The head of the region urged local residents to observe security measures: do not leave shelters, avoid being near windows and carefully monitor official reports from regional authorities.

The danger regime of the drone attack was introduced in the region at 17:42. As of the morning of October 13, the threat remained in several areas. At night, sirens also worked in the Voronezh agglomeration, Novovoronezh, as well as in the Liskin and Ostrog districts.

According to authorities, 13 unmanned aerial vehicles were destroyed over the region overnight. Previously, damage and damage were avoided.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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