![#Kanal13 #likekanal13 #subscribekanal13 #warinukraine<br />https://www.youtube.com/user/kanal13az?sub_confirmation=1 - SUBSCRIBE TO US!<br />Moscow has deployed utility workers to the rooftops of residential buildings with binoculars to spot drones, according to independent Russian media outlet ASTRA.<br /><br />Workers at one municipal service company have reportedly been put on nearly round-the-clock shifts in response to a rise in drone activity in recent days.<br /><br />“The site foremen were given binoculars and sent to rooftops to monitor for drones. Everyone else was told to watch the skies,” an employee in southern Moscow told ASTRA.<br /><br />The worker added that they received no clear instructions on what to do if a drone is spotted. “Probably the standard procedure is to call 112,” he shared, referring to Russia’s emergency services line.<br /><br />Another municipal employee in the city’s eastern district said staff have been working overtime for three days. He described enhanced patrols with police and the deployment of anti-drone units to attics and rooftops.<br /><br />“At the points in the attics, anti-drone units are on duty, we are watching, preparing to shoot down. Binoculars have even been distributed to the janitors,” he explained.<br /><br />The heightened security posture is expected to remain in place, amid fears of new UAV incursions.<br /><br />It was recently reported that the Kremlin began restrictions on mobile internet access in parts of Moscow.<br /><br />Outages started around May 5, with nearly 10,000 complaints logged by mobile operators. While telecom providers insist the network remains stable and voice communication is unaffected, the outages suggest that certain towers may have been intentionally shut down or electronic warfare systems deployed to jam specific frequencies.<br /><br />Recall, recently, long-range drones operated by Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU) struck two key Russian defense industry plants overnight, igniting fires and prompting mass flight disruptions in the Moscow region. According to the SBU, Ukrainian drones targeted the Bazalt plant in Krasnoarmeysk, Moscow Oblast, Russia’s primary manufacturer of munitions and weaponry for all branches of its military. Residents reported at least seven explosions followed by a large fire at the site.<br /><br />Simultaneously, another strike hit the Splav plant in Tula, a city located about 180 kilometers south of Moscow. Splav is reportedly the only facility in Russia responsible for designing and producing multiple-launch rocket systems and related ammunition. The strikes, according to the SBU, triggered heightened alert measures across the Moscow Oblast, forcing Russian authorities to enact “Plan Cover,” a security protocol that includes grounding civilian air traffic. Airports across Moscow and the surrounding oblast temporarily shut down, stranding thousands of passengers and forcing airlines to cancel or reroute hundreds of flights. Separately, Ukrainian drone strikes reportedly damaged the Optic Fiber Systems plant in Saransk, Republic of Mordovia, according to independent Russian outlet Astra and Ukrainian security officials. The facility, which produces fiber for Russian military drones, suffered “serious damage,” said Andrii Kovalenko, an official with Ukraine’s National Security and Defense Council.<br /><br />A second fire broke out nearby at the Saranskkabel plant. Local residents described hearing powerful explosions around 6 a.m. in the city’s industrial zone. 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Moscow has deployed utility workers to the rooftops of residential buildings with binoculars to spot drones, according to independent Russian media outlet ASTRA.
Workers at one municipal service company have reportedly been put on nearly round-the-clock shifts in response to a rise in drone activity in recent days.
“The site foremen were given binoculars and sent to rooftops to monitor for drones. Everyone else was told to watch the skies,” an employee in southern Moscow told ASTRA.
The worker added that they received no clear instructions on what to do if a drone is spotted. “Probably the standard procedure is to call 112,” he shared, referring to Russia’s emergency services line.
Another municipal employee in the city’s eastern district said staff have been working overtime for three days. He described enhanced patrols with police and the deployment of anti-drone units to attics and rooftops.
“At the points in the attics, anti-drone units are on duty, we are watching, preparing to shoot down. Binoculars have even been distributed to the janitors,” he explained.
The heightened security posture is expected to remain in place, amid fears of new UAV incursions.
It was recently reported that the Kremlin began restrictions on mobile internet access in parts of Moscow.
Outages started around May 5, with nearly 10,000 complaints logged by mobile operators. While telecom providers insist the network remains stable and voice communication is unaffected, the outages suggest that certain towers may have been intentionally shut down or electronic warfare systems deployed to jam specific frequencies.
Recall, recently, long-range drones operated by Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU) struck two key Russian defense industry plants overnight, igniting fires and prompting mass flight disruptions in the Moscow region. According to the SBU, Ukrainian drones targeted the Bazalt plant in Krasnoarmeysk, Moscow Oblast, Russia’s primary manufacturer of munitions and weaponry for all branches of its military. Residents reported at least seven explosions followed by a large fire at the site.
Simultaneously, another strike hit the Splav plant in Tula, a city located about 180 kilometers south of Moscow. Splav is reportedly the only facility in Russia responsible for designing and producing multiple-launch rocket systems and related ammunition. The strikes, according to the SBU, triggered heightened alert measures across the Moscow Oblast, forcing Russian authorities to enact “Plan Cover,” a security protocol that includes grounding civilian air traffic. Airports across Moscow and the surrounding oblast temporarily shut down, stranding thousands of passengers and forcing airlines to cancel or reroute hundreds of flights. Separately, Ukrainian drone strikes reportedly damaged the Optic Fiber Systems plant in Saransk, Republic of Mordovia, according to independent Russian outlet Astra and Ukrainian security officials. The facility, which produces fiber for Russian military drones, suffered “serious damage,” said Andrii Kovalenko, an official with Ukraine’s National Security and Defense Council.
A second fire broke out nearby at the Saranskkabel plant. Local residents described hearing powerful explosions around 6 a.m. in the city’s industrial zone. Russian authorities have banned the publication of images or video from the attack sites.
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