Russian Oil Region 2,500km from Ukraine Declares First-Ever Drone Attack Threat
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Russian Oil Region 2,500km from Ukraine Declares First-Ever Drone Attack Threat
The Khanty-Mansi Autonomous region, a major Russian oil-producing region located 2,500 kilometers from the Ukrainian border, declared its first-ever “UAV Attack Threat,” The Moscow Times reported on September 9.
An unprecedented security regime has been introduced in the Hunty-Mansian Autonomous District, with the airports of Surgut, Hunty-Mansyska, Nigani, Uray, Soviet and Gaeima stopping the reception and release of aircraft, causing the direct threat of drone attacks.
The region is 2.5 thousand kilometres from the border with Ukraine.
In the Hunty-Mansian Autonomous District, the "A drone attack threat" regime was declared for the first time, and an alert was issued to the regional system of the PRS.
On the afternoon of September 9, Rosaviatsia introduced “temporary restrictions on the reception and departure of aircraft” at four airports of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug of the Russian Federation. It is reported that the airports of the cities of Igrim, Nyagan, Sovetsky and Urai were temporarily closed. All of them are located on...
The first UAV was announced in HMAO, and the airports temporarily restrict the reception and release of the school ' s vessels.
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