Air danger announced in Russia's Lipetsk region

War / Terrorism

Christian Baha / KA

11 November

1 min read

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An air danger has been declared in Russia's Lipetsk region on Monday.

"The yellow level "Air Danger" has been declared in the Lipetsk region," the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Lipetsk Region wrote on Telegram.

No further information was available.

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