Russia Bans Night Movement Along 5-Kilometer Estonia Border Strip
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Russia restricts access to two border districts near Estonia. Among others, the Narva River, boats, weapons and night traffic are affected.
Russia Bans Night Movement Along 5-Kilometer Estonia Border Strip
Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) has imposed temporary restrictions on movement, hunting, firearms, and river access across border sections of the Leningrad region facing Estonia, its border directorate announced.
The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) imposed temporary movement restrictions in two districts located on the other side of the Estonian border.
RUSSIA has introduced temporary restrictions on movement and navigation in border districts with Estonia. The measures, which also include night bans, are in effect from September 16 to 26.
The Russians have not informed the Estonian authorities about the matter in advance.
Russia’s FSB has imposed temporary restrictions along part of the border with NATO member Estonia, including a nighttime movement ban in the border zone
From September 16 to 26, people and vehicles are prohibited from moving outside settlements after dark within 5 km of the border in the Slantsy and Kingisepp districts. Access to the Narva riverbank and use of small boats are also banned...
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