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Forecasted weather conditions for August 16 and 17 in Krasnodar region

On August 14th's Thursday evening, the Krasnodar region issues a 'Drone Hazard' alert, with a drone accident potentially occurring in the region.

Forecast for weather conditions in Krasnodar region on August 16 and 17
Forecast for weather conditions in Krasnodar region on August 16 and 17

Forecasted weather conditions for August 16 and 17 in Krasnodar region

In the Krasnodar region of Russia, a "Drone Danger" alert was issued on Thursday, August 14. This alert, originating from both the regional authorities and the Russian Emergency Situations Ministry, serves as a warning to the public about the potential danger of drones in the region.

The alert comes in the context of ongoing activities and multiple recent Ukrainian drone strikes on military, oil, and civilian infrastructure in the Krasnodar region, including Sochi and nearby towns. As a precautionary measure to ensure public safety during the drone threat, several measures have been put in place.

Emergency and security services have been put on high alert, coordinated by regional or city crisis centers. People are advised to evacuate from vulnerable outdoor locations such as beaches, outdoor pools, and possibly other exposed areas to safe shelter, including underground parking lots or other fortified spaces. Residents and visitors are urged to stay indoors and away from windows to avoid injury from potential explosions or debris.

Suspending or restricting pedestrian and vehicle crossings at border checkpoints near the region has been implemented to enhance security and control movement. Air defenses are actively engaged, and combat aircrews have been placed on alert to intercept drone threats.

Airports such as Sochi and Gelendzhik have gone on high alert, with flights delayed, relocated, or temporarily suspended to ensure safety. Public transportation and checkpoint traffic may be temporarily halted to reduce risk and secure the area.

If a crashed drone is found, it should be reported immediately by calling 112. Individuals outdoors are advised to quickly enter the nearest building, parking garage, or underground passage. In case of no buildings being available, the warning advises using natural terrain features for shelter.

The exact location within the Krasnodar region where the alert was issued is unknown. No further details about the nature or cause of the drone threat have been provided. The advice is specific to the situation on August 14, as per the "Drone Danger" alert. The alerts and precautions aim to minimize civilian harm and maintain operational readiness against repeated drone attacks targeting critical infrastructure.

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