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Crimea is regularly attacked by unmanned aerial vehicles during the current armed conflict. Regional authorities and the Ministry of Emergency Situations use the warning system to inform the population.
SIMFEROPOL, September 14 - RIA Novosti. An unmanned threat has been declared in Crimea; air defense is operating in the west and south of the peninsula, reports the Crimean department of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations.
“Unmanned danger. Air defense is operating in the south and west of the Republic of Crimea. Stay calm,” the department’s channel on the Max platform says.
Rescuers urged the population to avoid open areas and trust only official sources of information.

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