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In Sevastopol, the air raid warning, which lasted 40 minutes, was canceled
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In Sevastopol, the air raid warning, which lasted 40 minutes, was canceled

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  • In Sevastopol, the air raid warning, which was in effect for about 40 minutes, was lifted.
  • The city governor, Mikhail Razvozhaev, announced this in his channel on the Max platform.

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An air raid alert was declared in Sevastopol and was in effect for about 40 minutes before being cancelled.

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In Sevastopol, the air raid warning, which lasted 40 minutes, was canceled

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The air raid warning has been lifted in Sevastopol.

The air threat lasted about 40 minutes.

SEVASTOPOL, September 6 – RIA Novosti. The air raid warning has been canceled in Sevastopol, said city governor Mikhail Razvozhaev.

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"Air raid all clear!" - Razvozhaev wrote in his channel on the Max platform.

The air threat lasted about 40 minutes.

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  • What is the reason for an air raid warning?
  • Were any threats or incidents recorded during the alarm?

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