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With the growing use of unmanned vehicles in conflict situations, Russian regions are introducing danger modes to prevent potential attacks.
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The danger of a UAV attack has been declared in the Orenburg region.
A drone danger regime has also been introduced in Tatarstan.
MOSCOW, October 10 - RIA Novosti. The danger of a UAV attack has been declared in the Orenburg region and Tatarstan, the regional governor and the republican headquarters of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Russian Federation report.
“The danger of a UAV attack has been declared on the territory of the Orenburg region. Be vigilant,” wrote the governor of the Orenburg region, Evgeny Solntsev, in a channel on the Max platform.
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In the coming hours, control over the airspace over the Orenburg region and Tatarstan may be strengthened
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