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Sirens howled in Borisoglebsk and two Voronezh municipalities

This was reported in the social network by the head of the region Alexander Gusev.

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Sirens howled in Borisoglebsk and two Voronezh municipalities

In Bogucharsky and Kantemirovsky districts, as well as in Borisoglebsk, an alarm was declared in connection with the threat of an unmanned aerial vehicle strike. This was reported in the social network by the head of the region Alexander Gusev.

Right now, sirens are howling in these municipalities.

Residents are advised to take shelter in capital buildings immediately and stay away from windows. If a drone is detected, leave the zone of its visibility and report it to the single emergency number 112. Official reports should be monitored.

Earlier in Voronezh and 9 districts of the region was declared air danger by UAV.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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