After a UAV attack in one of the districts of the Voronezh region – a state of emergency: evacuation is carried out

After a UAV attack in one of the districts of the Voronezh region, there is a state of emergency: they are evacuating Margarita Voloshina

A state of emergency was declared in the Voronezh region after a drone attack/Photo from open sources

On the night of July 7, a fire occurred in a warehouse in the Voronezh region after an alleged UAV attack. Locals complained about detonation, which had been going on for more than 4 hours.

As a result, a state of emergency was introduced in one of the regions of the above-mentioned region of the aggressor country. Now they are carrying out a mass evacuation of the population, since the situation is obviously large-scale. This is reported by the Russian media, writes 24 Channel.

A state of emergency was introduced in the Voronezh region

A state of emergency was introduced within the populated area of ​​the Podgorensky district of the Voronezh region after an attack by a UAV of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, wrote the governor of Voronezh region Alexander Gusev.

According to him, residents of the village are being evacuated due to the detonation of explosive objects in one of the warehouses in the Voronezh region. At the same time, footage continues to be distributed online in which the sounds of explosions can be heard.

A warehouse detonated in the Voronezh region: watch the video

And although the head of the region does not announce the name of the settlement, according to local residents, we are talking about Sergeevka.

“So far, the detonation of explosive objects continues. As a result of one of the explosions, an outbuilding of a residential building caught fire,” Gusev wrote. However, as the enemy governor explains, the fire has already been extinguished, and there are supposedly no casualties. It is noted that rescue services are working on the spot.

It was also reported that the detonation of explosive objects began after the UAV debris fell on a warehouse in the Podgorny district of the Voronezh region. According to preliminary information, oddly enough, there were no casualties as a result of this, and there were supposedly also “losses.”