Explosions rock Russian city of Tula, leaving areas without power
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In the Russian city of Tula, powerful explosions were heard this evening, September 21. As a result, electricity went out in some parts of the city, according to the Telegram channel Tula Press.
Residents of the Proletarsky district of Tula report loud explosion sounds. As a result, electricity went out in some parts of the city.
In particular, residents of the Zarechensky district are complaining about the power outage. It is claimed that the reason for the disconnection was supposedly an emergency situation.
Explosions in Russia
In recent times, various fires and explosions have been occurring more frequently on the territory of the Russian Federation. Authorities in Russian regions often complain about alleged drone attacks.
For example, on September 17, an explosion occurred in Oryol, followed by a fire at an oil depot. Local residents had previously reported hearing the sound of a drone.
It was also recently reported that a drone attacked the Redkinskiy Research Plant in the Tver region of Russia, resulting in an explosion. The enterprise specializes in producing unique products for aviation and the aerospace industry.
