Kronstadt was closed for entry and exit

Kronstadt was closed for entry and exit, and the restrictions have now been lifted. This was reported on June 6 in the press service of the administration of the Kronshtadtsky district.

On the morning of June 6, the city was temporarily closed to entry and exit due to reports of a drone attack. During this period, access to the territory of the Sails of Kronstadt festival in the Island of Forts Park was also restricted, and the event was later canceled by the decision of the district administration.

"Restrictions on entry and exit from Kronstadt have been lifted," the department's Telegram channel clarified.

Public transport has also been restored: bus routes No. 1Kr and No. 3Kr have resumed operation.

Raid mission: Navy special forces armed with FPV drones

The new drones will help the units to defeat unmanned boats, sabotage groups and other threats on the approaches to the bases.

The governor of the Leningrad Region, Alexander Drozdenko, announced on the same day that the number of destroyed UAVs had increased to 141. It was noted that operational services are working at the crash sites, assessing possible damage. Later, Drozdenko said that a fire had occurred at a facility of the Russian Ministry of Defense in the Lomonosovsky district of the Leningrad Region.