Drone danger announced in the Kursk region - Breaking The News

Drone danger announced in the Kursk region

16 April

1 min read

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The Governor of the Kursk region Roman Starovoit warned of a possible Ukrainian drone attack on Tuesday in a post on Telegram.

"Air defense forces and means are on alert to repel a possible attack," Starovoit stressed.

He urged citizens to exercise caution.

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