Governor Vladimir Vladimirov says that some drones have been shot down
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A drone attack on Nevinnomyssk industrial zone is being repelled in Russia’s Stavropol Region, with several unmanned aerial vehicles reportedly destroyed, Governor Vladimir Vladimirov said. The update was reported by The Times of Russia on August 24.
According to Governor Vladimir Vladimirov, the air defense forces are responding to the ongoing Nevinnomyssk drone attack targeting the city’s industrial zone.
“Our air defense forces are repelling a hostile drone attack targeting the Nevinnomyssk industrial zone. Some drones have been shot down. Please do not approach the wreckage of the aircraft,” Vladimirov said on Max.
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Drone Attack on Nevinnomyssk Industrial Zone
The drone attack on Nevinnomyssk industrial zone is being addressed by air defense units in the Stavropol Region. Authorities have confirmed that some drones have been shot down during the response.
The governor also warned residents not to approach any UAV wreckage that may have fallen following the Nevinnomyssk drone attack.
The incident involves an attack targeting the Nevinnomyssk industrial zone, while air defense forces continue their response. No additional information was provided in the report beyond the governor’s statement.
Air Defense Response in Stavropol Region
The Stavropol air defense response follows the reported UAV attack in Stavropol, with some hostile drones already destroyed. Officials are urging people to remain away from aircraft debris for safety.
The situation remains focused on the Nevinnomyssk industrial zone, where air defense forces are working to repel the attack.
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