Due to the UAV attack, traffic was blocked at the exit from Yaroslavl in the direction of Moscow, said the governor of the region Mikhail Evraev.
"Our region has been subjected to an enemy attack by Ukrainian UAVs. In order to ensure safety, traffic is blocked at the exit from Yaroslavl in the direction of Moscow from the intersection of Moskovsky Prospekt with the South-Western district. Refrain from traveling in the specified direction and its surroundings, or choose a route bypassing this section," wrote Evraev in the channel on the Maks platform.
He added that the threat of an attack remains.
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