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07 November 2026 10:04by Смирнов Петр

Energy sector workers in Kramatorsk are moving around the city with weapons. This measure is necessitated by the threat of attacks by Russian FPV drones.

Official ban on unarmed movement

According to the electricians themselves, they have been officially prohibited from going to work and moving around the city without assault rifles.

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Kramatorsk energy workers ordered to carry weapons while moving around the city due to FPV drones

Official ban on unarmed movement

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