
The exit from Yaroslavl towards Moscow is reopened after the consequences of the drone attack have been eliminated
Traffic along the M-8 highway at the exit from Yaroslavl towards Moscow has been completely restored after being blocked due to debris from downed UAVs.
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The Yaroslavl region was attacked by a UAV, as a result of which the debris blocked the M-8 highway.
Due to the wreckage of the UAV, traffic along the M-8 highway at the exit from Yaroslavl towards Moscow was blocked.
Traffic on this section of the highway has been restored.
On Thursday night, the Yaroslavl region was attacked by Ukrainian UAVs, 65 drones were shot down, a fire broke out at an oil refinery, the windows of several apartment buildings were broken, and cars were damaged; there are no casualties or injuries.
YAROSLAVL, September 17 – RIA Novosti. The exit from Yaroslavl towards Moscow, which was blocked due to UAV debris, has been reopened, said the governor of the Yaroslavl region, Mikhail Evraev.
On Thursday morning, the governor reported that due to UAV debris, traffic on the M-8 highway at the exit from Yaroslavl towards Moscow was blocked.
“Traffic traffic at the exit from Yaroslavl towards Moscow from the intersection of Moskovsky Prospekt with the South-Western Okrug has been restored again. We continue to work on eliminating the consequences of the UAV attack,” Evraev wrote in his channel on the Max platform.

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