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UAV danger mode introduced in the Sverdlovsk region

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The governor of the Sverdlovsk region, Denis Pasler, announced the introduction of a danger regime for unmanned aerial vehicles due to the threat of attacks, warning about possible restrictions on communications and mobile Internet and calling not to remove the work of air defense or the consequences of falling debris.

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The Sverdlovsk region is located 1,800 kilometers from the state border, which usually reduces the risk of direct attacks, but the introduction of a UAV threat indicates a change in the threat.

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In the Sverdlovsk region, a region 1,800 kilometers from the border, a threat regime for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) has been introduced. The governor of the region, Denis Pasler, announced this on Telegram.

The official warned that due to the danger of an attack, restrictions on communications and mobile Internet could be introduced in the region. He also urged not to remove the work of air defense systems or the consequences of falling UAV debris.

“Responsible services and departments are taking all necessary measures. It is important to remain calm and vigilant,” he announced in a blog post.

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In the coming days, restrictions may be introduced on mobile Internet and communications in the Sverdlovsk region to prevent the use of networks by hostile UAVs.
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