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Unmanned danger mode introduced in Sverdlovsk region after drone attack

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The governor of the Sverdlovsk region, Denis Pasler, declared a drone danger regime after a drone attack in the Urals, warning of possible restrictions on communications and mobile Internet, a ban on filming air defense operations, and the danger of picking up debris from downed drones.

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The drone threat regime is being introduced in response to attacks by unmanned aerial vehicles that pose a threat to civilian and military infrastructure.

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A drone danger regime has been introduced in the Sverdlovsk region. The regional governor, Denis Pasler, reported on the drone attack in the Urals on his Telegram channel.

“An unmanned danger regime has been declared in the region. Responsible services and departments are taking all necessary measures. It is important to remain calm and vigilant,” he wrote.

The head of the region added that due to the drone attack, restrictions on communications and mobile Internet may be introduced in the region. He recalled the ban on filming the operation of air defense systems, and also recommended not picking up the debris of downed drones.

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Temporary restrictions on mobile Internet and communications will be introduced in the Sverdlovsk region to prevent the use of navigation drones
Likely · Within days
Measures will be strengthened to prevent filming of the operation of air defense systems and the collection of debris from downed drones
Very likely · Within days

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