In Tula, four houses were evacuated due to the unexploded part of the drone.

In Tula, residents of four apartment buildings were evacuated after the discovery of an unexploded drone warhead. This was announced on January 4 by the governor of the Tula region Dmitry Milyaev.

"To ensure the safety of residents, it was decided to evacuate residents of four apartment buildings located in close proximity to the location of the unexploded UAV warhead," Milyaev wrote on his Telegram channel.

The explosive part was found by Rosgvardiya officers during an examination of UAV fragments found after repelling an air attack. The area is cordoned off. A temporary accommodation facility has been set up for evacuated residents. After the neutralization of the warhead, people will be able to return home.

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