The head of the administration of Rostov-on-Don Alexei Logvinenko appealed to the townspeople in connection with the “possible passage of military equipment through the streets.” In his Telegram channel, he urged residents not to leave their homes for safety reasons and not to visit the city center.
Logvinenko also asked the citizens to cancel trips to the central part of Rostov and not to leave children unattended.
The government of the Lipetsk region addressed the residents with the same request. The release of the administration states that in order to ensure law and order and the safety of the citizens of the region, the operational headquarters asks residents not to leave their homes without urgent need and to refrain from any travel by personal or public transport.
In addition, until further notice, all flights to the Voronezh region and routes passing through it have been canceled, flights in the direction of Moscow may be canceled and delayed, RBC was told in the press service of the regional government.
Earlier it was reported that security measures were strengthened in a number of regions of the Russian Federation. So, the decision on additional measures was taken by the head of the Bryansk region Alexander Bogomaz, his Oryol colleague Andrey Klychkov. The authorities of the Tver region also announced the cancellation of mass events this weekend. A similar measure was introduced by the authorities of the Tula region. The governor of the Tambov region, Maxim Yegorov, also reported on the security measures taken in the region.
At the same time, the head of Dagestan, Sergei Melikov, noted that no additional measures were required yet, but called on local residents to refrain from traveling to other regions that had declared the CTO regime.
Meanwhile, the CTO regime was introduced in Moscow, the Moscow and Voronezh regions.
On the eve of the Ministry of Defense issued an appeal to the fighters of PMC “Wagner”. Prior to this, the FSB of Russia opened a criminal case after data appeared on social networks on behalf of Yevgeny Prigozhin about “military strikes” on the rear camps of the Wagner group. The Center for Public Relations of the Federal Security Service reported that the information disseminated is not true.
Source: Rosbalt
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