In a message published on the governor’s Telegram channel, Roman Starovoyt confirmed that the air defense system in the Kursk region was activated and monitoring the skies. He urged residents to stay calm as alarms were in effect and protection measures were in place.
Starovoyt noted that air defense was actively operating over the Kursk region. He asked the public to remain composed and vigilant while the system conducted its missions to secure the airspace and deter any potential threats.
Earlier, the Kursk Region Governor announced that a missile threat had been declared for the area. The notification prompted heightened readiness and the mobilization of regional defense resources in response to the warning.
On the eve of these updates, Starovoyt also advised residents about the potential missile danger in the region. He stated that air defense units had already been brought to full combat readiness to counter any attack. Citizens were urged to stay alert and cautious during this period of elevated security.
Just before these remarks, the governor reported an incident involving Tetkino village, where Ukrainian military actions were said to have damaged a power line and caused a power outage following shelling. The incident was described as part of ongoing regional risk assessments and response coordination.
Earlier that night, Starovoyt claimed that Russian air defense systems intercepted and shot down two Ukrainian drones. This update highlighted ongoing defense operations and the regional emphasis on protecting critical infrastructure and civilian safety.