After a Ukrainian drone strike sparked a warehouse fire in some parts of Russia’s Voronezh place, a state of emergency was declared, the government of the place announced on Sunday. Alexander Gusev, a member of the Telegram messaging software, stated that” there were no fatalities,” adding that some Podgorensky people were being evicted.
” Detonation of violent materials continues”, Gusev said, indicating continuing challenges in the affected area.
Alexander Gusev wrote on Telegram that “many drones were discovered and destroyed by heat army techniques above the Voronezh area immediately.”
According to Gusev,” their falling dust set off a fireplace in a station” in the Podgorenski region where “explosives began to detonate,” adding that there were no signs of any injuries.
Since Russia launched its military operation in February 2022, both Russia and Ukraine have extensively used drones, including large explosive devices with a range of hundreds of kilometers ( miles ).
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