In Voronezh, a state exam for schoolchildren was rescheduled due to the threat of a drone attack

In Voronezh, ninth-graders were unable to take their exams because they were evacuated from all testing sites due to the threat of a drone attack. The students spent more than two hours in shelters, after which the regional Ministry of Education decided to reschedule the exams for alternate dates. 

An official statement to this effect was released by the press service of the Voronezh Region government. 

Authorities noted that this step was necessary to protect the students’ mental well-being and ensure equal conditions for all participants. In Novovoronezh, attempts were made to resume the exam after the first alert, but it was ultimately canceled due to a new danger warning. According to Governor Alexander Gusev, a total of 25 drones were shot down over the region during the night and the first half of the day on June 16.

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