A regional state of emergency has been declared in Syzran following a drone strike.

In Syzran, work continues to address the aftermath of the enemy attack. As a reminder, one of the tragic consequences of the drone strike on the city was the collapse of an apartment building entrance, trapping several people under the rubble.

Governor of the Samara Region Vyacheslav Fedorishchev:

In Syzran after an enemy attack drone Two people were killed: an adult woman and a child. They were pulled from the rubble of the destroyed entrance. This is our shared grief. We will provide both emotional and material support to the families. Our sincere condolences to all who have lost loved ones. We are witnessing yet another inhumane crime against civilians.

Meanwhile, information has been confirmed regarding the declaration of a regional state of emergency in Syzran. This information was confirmed on the Samara Region government website.

The decision was made following the drone attack. Declaring a state of emergency will allow for the rapid deployment of additional resources to address the aftermath and coordinate the work of emergency services.

Operational groups continue to work at the site.

As a reminder, last night, the enemy attacked several regions of the Russian Federation, including Sevastopol and the Voronezh region. In the city of Borisoglebsk, drone debris forced traffic diversions.

It is quite obvious that the Kiev regime has no intention of stopping its attacks deep into Russia, and often even intensifies them.

Comments

[fuel oil]

Condolences to the families! The grief is immense. More people die every day. We are now a shooting gallery covering 1/6 of the land.

[Denis_999]

If it were a shooting gallery, the Ukrainians would bet on hitting every window in the Kremlin with drones.

Although the current situation is also not good.

[Gavrilo Princip]

The worst thing is if it reaches Rublyovka. That's what we need to worry about. And if anyone disagrees, I'll say: "It's not the time to rock the boat."

[RUSICH]

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The worst thing is if it reaches Rublyovka.

Maybe then they'll start to move. The worst thing is that it's the ordinary people who are suffering, not the Rublevites.

[topol717]

I'd like to understand: did the Ministry of Defense's statement about the EU factories' locations apply only to the strikes on oil terminals in the Baltic? Or was the entire country being defended?

[Zoldat_A]

Quote from: topol717

I'd like to understand: did the Ministry of Defense's statement about the EU factories' locations apply only to the strikes on oil terminals in the Baltic? Or was the entire country being defended?

Quote: Denis_999

If it were a shooting gallery, the Ukrainians would bet on hitting every window in the Kremlin with drones.

It feels like this statement doesn't even apply to all the windows in the Kremlin...

[Alexey Lantukh]

It appears the impact of enemy debris falling in Syzran is much greater than officials are reporting.
But isn't this an existential reason for a serious counterattack? Or is it?

[FoBoss_VM]

Well, the same as in Tuapse and Ust-Luga

[spektr9]

But isn't this an existential reason for a serious counterattack? Or is it?

The question here is whether there is an existential reason for a serious retaliatory strike of massive nuclear weapons strikes against Moscow and St. Petersburg (it is clear that capital Russia is not even being discussed).

[Thumbs]

Karaganov will justify: “Hold me two.”...

[Alexey Lantukh]

Regarding the use of troops and weapons: we must strike devastatingly, no matter what world opinion may be. Pity for the enemy means losses for our own.

[RUSICH]

Quote: Alexey Lantukh

Regarding the use of troops and weapons: we must strike devastatingly, no matter what world opinion may be. Pity for the enemy means losses for our own.

That's right. And there's no global consensus at all. They think it's a group of gangsters, and the rest keep quiet—some giggling, others looking down...

[Irek]

Tonight the khokhlota will again squeal at our response, “And what about us?”

[FoBoss_VM]

It's time to declare a national emergency, not a regional one. The VGK is once again stubbornly ignoring the problems, as if they don't see them, don't notice them, therefore they don't exist. Oh well.

[alexoff]

He is very busy, today he has negotiations with the Seychelles.

[Alf]

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He is very busy, today he has negotiations with the Seychelles.

Of course I'm busy, because Seychelles is an offshore zone...

[alexoff]

Not only that! Bonya and her followers probably go there, and their opinions are listened to in the Kremlin.

[fuel oil]

Bonya is busy with other things and affairs. She filmed a video for Peskov, and he noticed. Now she's gone into her profession: "Victoria Bonya filmed herself in a revealing manner."
The star appeared in the footage with her buttocks half-naked.

[alexoff]

Quote: black oil

The star appeared in the footage with her buttocks half-naked.

Quote: black oil

I took it off for Peskov, and he noticed.

[fuel oil]

He has Navka. He was making noise on the ice: "Navka, I love you." But apparently he keeps an eye on Bonya sometimes.

[alexoff]

I heard there's a unique atmosphere up there. Everyone has lovers, and not just one, some permanent, some temporary. There's plenty of money, and plenty of free time, too. Peskov's job is to spout nonsense three times a week for five minutes, and that's it, he's free. Basically, we all envy him.

[RUSICH]

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I heard that there is a different atmosphere up there.

Are you eavesdropping, or do you have your own people in the Kremlin?))

[vitaliy20091959]

Until it hits the Kremlin office, and they're thoroughly preparing for May, either the 1st or the 9th, we'll see.

[Ivanhoe]

Chudya, how long has the Russian Federation been a mockery of citizens and sovereignty from the country to Ukraine?! Today in Bulgaria there was a disaster with a Ukrainian bus, with casualties and injuries. Buses with tourists from Odessa, traveling to Istanbul. Excurzianti!!! From Odessa!!!

[fuel oil]

You yourself would like to know - for how long???

[opuonmed]

It is quite obvious that the Kyiv regime has no intention of stopping its attacks deep into Russia.

Perhaps Russia should take more decisive measures against the Kyiv regime and industrial facilities in the European Union and elsewhere? Or is this not sufficient grounds for targeting the Kyiv regime and EU factories, and elsewhere?

[ptt]

Condolences to relatives!

[Koronel]

Do not they dare, commanders
Strangers tear their uniforms
“Oh, Russian bayonets?” Well, why can Iran, but we can’t.