Ingushetia banned the use of any drones

The authorities of Ingushetia have banned the use of civilian unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) by the population. At the same time, authorities and military departments have the right to use this technique.

Earlier, North Ossetia, Stavropol and Kabardino-Balkaria introduced similar bans in the North Caucasus Federal District. Such measures began to be introduced against the backdrop of UAV attacks from Ukraine in dozens of Russian regions. Not only the border regions, but also Moscow, Krasnodar, Kaluga, Saratov and many other regions became the target of Ukrainian strikes.

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