Crimea Bans Night Motorcycle Use Citing Drone-Like Sounds

Authorities in Russian-occupied Crimea have banned the use of motorcycles and scooters at night. The measure was implemented because the sound of the vehicles reportedly resembles that of drone attacks, interfering with defense systems.

17 Jun, 07:37 — 17 Jun, 07:37

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The IndependentMostly Factual2d ago

Crimea bans use of motorcycles and scooters at night because ‘they sound like drone attacks’

Peninsula's Russian-installed governor says ban a temporary measure to guard military facilities

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First report: index-hr · 17 Jun, 04:09|Full coverage: 6 · 6h|Window: 6h

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index-hr17 Jun, 04:09First to report

Krim zabranio motocikle i quadove noću. "Ometaju obrambene sustave"

jerusalem-post17 Jun, 05:00

Russian-held Crimea curbs the use of motorcycles, saying they sound like drones

dnevnik-bg17 Jun, 05:15

Крим забрани моторите, бръмчели като дронове

2h later

klix-ba17 Jun, 06:50

Vlasti na Krimu zabranile vožnju motociklima noću zbog zvuka koji podsjeća na dronove

The Independent17 Jun, 07:37

Crimea bans use of motorcycles and scooters at night because ‘they sound like drone attacks’

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iefimerida17 Jun, 10:38Latest update

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Crimea Bans Night Motorcycle Use Citing Drone-Like Sounds

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Crimea bans use of motorcycles and scooters at night because ‘they sound like drone attacks’

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Krim zabranio motocikle i quadove noću. "Ometaju obrambene sustave"

Russian-held Crimea curbs the use of motorcycles, saying they sound like drones

Крим забрани моторите, бръмчели като дронове

Vlasti na Krimu zabranile vožnju motociklima noću zbog zvuka koji podsjeća na dronove

Crimea bans use of motorcycles and scooters at night because ‘they sound like drone attacks’

Απίστευτη κίνηση των Ρώσων στην Κριμαία, τα ουκρανικά drones έχουν γίνει ο φόβος και ο τρόμος τους

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