Tatarstan imposes no‑drone zone and airport restrictions after emergency warning
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- The Russian Emergency Ministry issued a warning at 5:17 Moscow time and a no‑drone zone was introduced across Tatarstan, leading to temporary restrictions on aircraft reception and departure at Kazan, Nizhnekamsk and Bugulma airports.
- Residents reported problems with mobile internet, messaging app loading, online payments and taxi calls, and were advised to stay indoors away from windows and follow official messages, while the restrictions aim to ensure passenger safety.
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