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Drones attacked southern Russia, causing a fire in the Anapa conservation area.
Drones of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) attacked the south of Russia. As the head of Anapa, Svetlana Maslova, reported on Telegram, a fire started due to falling debris under the resort city.
“A fire occurred in a forest area on the territory of the reserve in the Maly Utrish area. The area of the fire is being determined,” the statement said. As Maslova explained, the fire started in a remote area with difficult terrain, so extinguishing is carried out manually.
The authorities sent an application to the Ministry of Emergency Situations to attract aviation. It can be used on the morning of September 9.
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Involvement of aviation from the Ministry of Emergency Situations to extinguish the fire on September 9.
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