Dagestan attacked by drones again
Head of Dagestan Sergey Melikov reported an attempt to attack a drone in Kaspiysk. There was no information about damage or casualties.
 
Due to the incident, the operation of Makhachkala airport was temporarily suspended. The "Carpet" mode (closed skies mode for all aircraft) was introduced.
 
"Today, according to preliminary information, another unsuccessful attempt was made to attack objects in Kaspiysk by an unmanned aerial vehicle. At this time, there is no information about damage or casualties," Melikov reported.
 
Recall that the last time a drone flew to Kaspiysk was on November 6. On November 1, the UAV fell on the territory of the Stavropol oil depot. On October 29, the Russian Special Forces University in Chechnya was attacked.
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