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A missile threat is declared in regions when there is a threat of air attack, including the possible launch of ballistic or cruise missiles. Its cancellation means that, in the assessment of military and civilian authorities, the immediate threat has passed.
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The missile threat has been canceled in the Tula, Oryol and Kaluga regions.
Regional governors announced the end of the missile threat.
MOSCOW, October 6 - RIA Novosti. The missile threat has been lifted in the Tula, Oryol and Kaluga regions, regional authorities reported.
“The missile threat has ended in the Tula region. The threat has passed,” Governor Dmitry Milyaev wrote in a channel on the Max platform.
Governor of the Oryol region Andrei Klychkov and governor of the Kaluga region Vladislav Shapsha also announced the abolition of the missile threat.

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