US EditionDuring the Attack, Bpla in Poltava Province Declared Radiation Insecurity: the Owa Explained that It Was
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Concern over the alleged radiation threat in two parts of the Poltava region was announced during another massive attack by the Russian "shaheeds"
In Poltava province, Vladimir Kogut, head of the Poltava OGA, explained that this had been due to a system malfunction. "For the information of the inhabitants of the region, during the aerial alarm due to repeated attacks by the enemy BPLA, the alarm system had suffered a malfunction and the radiation threat had been mistakenly declared instead of air alarm," Kogut noted. VAC ZAINTERSUET in the Poltava region exploded, the Russians attacked the…
In Poltava region, a radiation threat was mistakenly announced during an alarm due to a malfunction - OVAU Poltava region's warning system malfunctioned during an air alarm. Instead of an air alarm, a radiation threat was mistakenly announced.
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