Udmurtia Cancels 'Unmanned Danger' Regime

Udmurtia authorities have canceled the 'unmanned danger' regime, confirming that there is no threat to the population following drone incidents in neighboring regions.

Jan 26, 2026

The press service of Udmurtia provided this image in connection with the drone threat alerts.
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Press service of the government of Udmurtia

In Udmurtia, the unmanned danger regime was canceled on January 21. This was reported in his Telegram channel by Andrey Shutkin, chairman of the State Committee of the Udmurt Republic for Civil Defense and Emergency Situations.

The «Unmanned Danger» regime was introduced in Udmurtia on January 21 at 10:07, because unauthorized UAV flights were detected in neighboring regions. In the morning, according to Rosaviatsiya, airports in Kazan and Nizhnekamsk were temporarily closed for safety reasons.

At 14:00, the unmanned danger regime was canceled in Udmurtia. There is no threat to the population. At 10:11 and 10:40 Moscow time, restrictions were also lifted at the airports in Kazan and Nizhnekamsk.

Recall that in case of detecting a drone, report it to the emergency services number 112. Both calls and SMS are accepted. It is prohibited to approach the UAV or touch its debris. All current, confirmed information about drone attacks is published on the official pages of the head and government of the republic on social media.