Today, on August 10, the regions of the Ural Federal District faced an attack by enemy drones, Russian Presidential envoy Artem Zhoga said. The governor of the Tyumen region Alexander Moore informs about the fire at one of the industrial enterprises.
"As a result of the fall of several UAVs, a fire broke out on the territory of one of the industrial enterprises in the Tyumen region," Moore wrote in his Telegram channel at 15.38 local time.
He added that emergency services specialists are working at the scene.
"I once again urge you not to distribute videos and photos of UAVs on the Internet, including their wreckage and the consequences of strikes. Punishment is provided for this," the head of the region noted.
Presidential envoy to the Ural Federal District Artem Zhoga said that, according to preliminary information, none of the people were injured.
"Today, the regions of the Ural Federal District have faced an attack by enemy drones. As a result, several UAVs fell on the territory of one of the industrial enterprises in the Tyumen region. According to preliminary information, there are no casualties. Emergency services are extinguishing the fire," Zhoga wrote.
As EADaily reported, at 12.20 in the Tyumen region, an unmanned danger mode was introduced. He continues to act.
The distance from the borders of Ukraine to Tyumen region in a straight line is from 2000 to 2400 km.
At the end of July, as a result of the attack, a Ukrainian drone fell on the territory of the Tyumen refinery, after which a fire broke out.

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