In the capital of Russia, Storm’s plan for the police was announced. Traffic was blocked in the southwest of the city.
In Moscow, due to the attack of drones, satellite navigation signals were jammed, the Typhoon plan was announced for the police. This was reported by the Russian Telegram channel Mash.
Drivers and taxi drivers have been noted to complain about GPS malfunctions. In the southwest of the capital of the Russian Federation, traffic was blocked.
“Also, the Typhoon plan was announced for the metropolitan police. This means the collection of personnel involved in eliminating the consequences of emergencies … In the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the capital, after the attack of drones, the Gathering command was announced – the participation of all personnel and the introduction of reserve equipment,” the newspaper wrote.
According to Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, none of the residents of the houses damaged by the UAV were seriously injured.
“Two people sought medical assistance. No one required hospitalization, the necessary assistance was provided on the spot. Emergency services and several ambulance teams continue to work at the scene of the incidents,” he said.
According to the SHOT Telegram channel, three drones hit residential buildings on Leninsky Prospekt, Atlasov and Profsoyuz streets.
“19 were shot on approach (Rublyovka, Krasnogorsk district, Istrinsky district, New Moscow, Aprelovka, Vlasikha. About ten were caught in trees and fell (Odintsovo district, TiNAO)”), the report said.
We remind, on Tuesday morning, drones attacked Moscow and the Moscow region. Explosions were heard in several areas of the Russian capital and nearby settlements. The authorities reported the work of the air defense.
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Source: korrespondent
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