The mayor of Chekhov near Moscow could not explain why sirens were not turned on during the drone attack
Kyiv • UNN
The head of Chekhov near Moscow, Mikhail Sobakin, could not explain why the sirens did not go off during the drone attack on August 4. He stated that he does not make decisions about their activation and does not know who is responsible for this.
The head of Moscow region's Chekhov, Mikhail Sobakin, could not explain why the warning systems did not activate during the drone attack on the city on August 4, nor who is responsible for turning them on. This is reported by Astra, writes UNN.
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During a conversation with journalists, when asked why the sirens did not sound in the city, the official initially replied: "And should they have?"
Later, Sobakin stated that he does not make decisions about activating the warning systems and could not name the body or officials responsible for their operation.
If this is indeed a threat, then, probably, it is possible (to turn on the sirens - ed.). It's just that no one reacts to them anyway. Where I live, the sirens are not turned on at all, and I have enough birds without the sirens
After the drone attack, residents of Chekhov complained that they did not receive any warnings about the danger and learned about the attack only after the first explosions.