In the Kirovohrad region, a "reserve of silence" is introduced in the event of an air strike

In the Kirovohrad region, a "quiet mode" is being implemented during air raids in the dark hours of the day and during curfew. This decision aims to enhance the effectiveness of protecting the airspace and critical infrastructure in the region. It has been coordinated with the military and is intended to help detect and neutralize enemy drones. This requirement applies to businesses of all forms of ownership and individuals in the region whose activities are associated with industrial noise, such as agricultural machinery, industrial equipment, machines, and other sources of industrial noise.

Andriy Raykovich, the head of the Kirovohrad Regional Military Administration, called on all those affected by this decision to understand and, without exception, comply with it.

It's important to note that Kirovohrad region was attacked by enemy forces during the night, and infrastructure objects in Svitlovodsk were targeted with kamikaze drones. The emergency services successfully contained the fires without any casualties or injuries. Investigation and evidence collection related to the Russian aggression are ongoing.