
In the Penza region, the Carpet plan was canceled and the ban on the use of airspace that was in force after the drone attack was lifted.
AI-generated summary
The “Unmanned Danger” mode was in effect in the Penza region from Thursday evening, the “Carpet” plan was introduced at night.
Brief retelling from RIA II
In the Penza region, the "Carpet" plan has been canceled and the ban on the use of airspace has been lifted.
The “Unmanned Danger” mode was in effect in the Penza region from 19:49 Moscow time on Thursday, the “Carpet” plan was introduced at 02:04 Moscow time on Friday.
SARATOV, October 2 – RIA Novosti. The "Carpet" plan has been canceled in the Penza region, the ban on the use of airspace has been lifted, said Governor Oleg Melnichenko.
The unmanned danger mode was in effect in the Penza region from 19.49 Moscow time on Thursday. The "Carpet" plan was introduced at 02.04 Moscow time on Friday. Earlier on Friday, the governor reported that a UAV attack had been repelled and a drone had been shot down over Penza.

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