In Georgievsk, a town within the Stavropol Territory, a fire was successfully suppressed at a clothing warehouse. The information came from a statement released by regional Governor Vladimir Vladimirov via a telegraph channel. The governor’s office confirmed that the incident occurred in a peripheral annex of the warehouse and that firefighters had already brought the blaze under control. Officials noted there were no casualties reported at the scene and that all standard emergency procedures and safety measures were promptly activated in response to the event.
The governor’s office later provided an update indicating that preliminary data show the fire began in an area covering about 300 square meters. The incident occurred around 6 pm Moscow time, and emergency teams responded rapidly to prevent further spread and to protect nearby facilities and personnel on site.
Earlier in the day, a separate incident was recorded at a military facility in Georgievsk along Lermontov Street in the Stavropol Territory. Fire crews were dispatched to the location to contain and extinguish the fire, with operations continuing as investigators commenced a review to determine the cause and any contributing factors, while ensuring the safety of service members and civilians in the vicinity.
In a related development, the regional authorities reported an earlier fire in the Vladimir region at the village of Gigant. The incident affected a local enterprise engaged in the production of acrylic bathtubs, and responders worked to isolate the source, secure the site, and minimize disruption to the surrounding community and economy.
Additionally, there were no confirmed reports at this time about the historical cruiser Aurora being mined, a matter that had previously circulated in St. Petersburg. Official channels emphasized that no credible information had emerged to verify such claims, and ongoing monitoring by authorities remained in place to address any new developments that might arise.