The authorities of Tatarstan in the Russian Federation introduced the "Carpet" regime due to drones, with Yelabuga reportedly among the threatened areas, according to Russian media reports. It is reported that a plant producing "Shaheds" is under attack, writes UNN.
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On the night of August 9, the "Carpet" regime was introduced in Tatarstan and a threat of drone attack was announced. The Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Russian Federation urged residents to go to shelters.
"In Tatarstan, the 'UAV danger' regime continues to operate. It was introduced at 00:41. This regime is introduced if unmanned aerial vehicles are detected moving towards our republic," the official channel of the regional government reported on its Telegram channel.
"Since 10:06, a threat of UAV attack has been announced for the cities of Almetyevsk, Nizhnekamsk, Yelabuga. Be vigilant!" they added on the Telegram channel.
Information also emerged about drones hitting a UAV workshop.
This was confirmed by the "ATESH" movement, which reported the "demilitarization of the Shahed production plant in Tatarstan."
However, there have been no official comments on this matter yet.