🇷🇺Explosions are heard in Pskov. Attack on an airfield.
Residents of the city report that automatic bursts are also heard from the airport.
It was reported that over 20 drones were spotted there.
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Pskov Is deep in Russian territory.
Either the drones are started within Russia, or NATO countries … I don’t believe personally that they flew through Belarus so far up from Ukraine.
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Airbase in Kresti was hit … not clear how successful.
But something happened.
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Presumably, two aircraft received damage.
In total, more than twenty drones participated in the attack.
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Attack on the Pskov airfield. Atypical target selection. Just look at the map. This is a completely different direction compared to previous drone launches towards Moscow.
To send a swarm of drones there, you need to have a good reason. And serious intelligence provided by Kyiv's partners in NATO.
Given the growing technical capabilities of Ukraine, there will soon be no safe places in the European part of Russia. However, taking into account the agent network, not only in Europe.
We must proceed from this when organizing the security of military and strategic facilities.
After a lull in the airfield area, a new explosion thundered.
Governor of the Pskov region Mikhail Vedernikov: “I have personally been on the spot since the beginning of the incident. According to preliminary information, there are no victims. The scale of the destruction is being specified."
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Protesters have burst into Nepal’s Parliament over the government’s ban on YouTube, Facebook, and X.
They’re demanding the ban be scrapped immediately.
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Nepal has imposed a ban on Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and more than a dozen other big social media sites after accusing them of failing to comply with regulations.
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The Oli government said it had banned the 26 social media sites and messaging apps – also including X, Reddit, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Signal – after they all failed to register with the government under Nepal’s new laws regulating social media.