Air-raid warning issued in Kyiv and several oblasts
An air-raid warning was issued in some of Ukraine’s oblasts on the morning of 2 July, lasting over 30 minutes.
Source: map of air-raid warnings; Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
Details: The air-raid warning began to spread at 06:55.
As of 06:58, it covered the territories of the southern, eastern, northern and central oblasts.
The Air Force reported that a Tu-22M3 aircraft had taken off from the Mozdok airfield in Russia.
Air-raid warnings notify civilians of danger of strikes; citizens are advised to go to the shelter or follow the "two-walls rule" (the safety rule whereby a person keeps two walls without windows between them and the street during attacks – ed.).
Updated: At 07:21, an air-raid warning was issued in the capital and Kyiv Oblast. The Air Force reported missile danger.
At 07:47, an air-raid alarm was issued in the country's southern oblasts.
The all-clear was given everywhere after 08:12 on 2 July.
Earlier: At night, an air-raid alarm was issued throughout Ukraine due to the threat of attacks of Russian missiles and UAVs.
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