In the aftermath of the urgent disposal of ammunition, heat and light carrying gas returned to the homes in the village of Petropavlovka, located in the Voronezh region. This update was shared by Sergei Khoroshilov, head of the Ostrogozhsky district, via his social media page, confirming that contact had been reestablished with residents and that essential services were being restored.
Electricity, gas, and heat supply to the village were being restored, and the Peter and Paul Fortress reference indicated that recovery work was underway. The regional authority explained that district officials and emergency response teams were on the ground, surveying the damage to households and planning repairs to resume normal living conditions as soon as possible. The community was promised full support during the recovery process.
Residents were advised to seek shelter with relatives or at the Korotoyaksky hostel while work continued to assess and repair infrastructure. The district administration emphasized coordinated efforts to ensure that people received necessary assistance and that the local facilities could accommodate those displaced by the incident.
Earlier, the Voronezh regional administration confirmed an emergency release of ammunition in the Voronezh region. In the village of Petropavlovka, affected residents were escorted to temporary accommodation centers to ensure their safety and access to basic necessities during the response period, which included a detailed on-site assessment by authorities and responders.
Additionally, local authorities noted that a prior incident involved a woman who suffered injuries following a block of ice falling and impacting her legs, illustrating the broader safety concerns that sometimes accompany emergency situations in the area. The reporting on these events reflects ongoing efforts to maintain public order, provide shelter, and coordinate medical and emergency services for residents during the response period. Official updates indicated continued collaboration among regional leadership, district teams, and aid organizations to minimize disruption and support the community as recovery actions proceeded.