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In the Yaroslavl region, traffic restrictions were previously introduced at the intersection of Moskovsky Prospekt and the South-Western Ring Road to ensure security due to the threat of unmanned attacks.
Governor of the Yaroslavl region Mikhail Evraev, in his official channel on the Max platform, announced the complete restoration of transport links leaving the regional center in the direction of Moscow.
According to him, the previously introduced restriction at the intersection of Moskovsky Prospekt and the South-Western Ring Road, necessary to ensure safety, has been lifted.
In addition, Mikhail Evraev informed about the neutralization of one unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV). He stressed that at the moment the immediate threat in the region has passed, but the general risk of air attacks remains. No casualties or injuries were recorded as a result of this incident.
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In the coming days, control over the airspace over the region may be strengthened
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