In the Rostov region from December 22, a ban on drones and restriction of cargo transportation is introduced

On the territory of the Rostov region, a number of restrictive measures for transport are being introduced from December 22: a ban on the use of drones and a restriction on the carrying capacity of cars at the entrances to the region. He announced the new rules in his Telegram channel Governor Vasily Golubev.

According to the information provided by the head of the region, the passage of trucks with a carrying capacity of 3.5 tons is restricted at the exit from the territory of the region at the Veselo-Voznesensky checkpoint. Also, a restriction is introduced on the entry into Rostov of cars with a carrying capacity of more than 12 tons. The measures will not affect special vehicles that transport humanitarian supplies and supplies for troops in the NVO zone.

“Measures on drones, I think, do not require explanation,” the governor wrote. “Restrictions are being introduced on heavy trucks in order to remove their transit through the already busy roads of Rostov, as well as to redirect flows now going through Veselo-Voznesenka to other automobile checkpoints “.

The possibility of cargo transportation through the points of Matveev Kurgan and Kuibyshevo will remain.

As informs The press service of the Kremlin, the acting head of the DPR, Denis Pushilin, in a conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin today, December 21, proposed increasing the number of checkpoints on the border of the Rostov region and the Donetsk People’s Republic. According to Denis Pushilin, the measure is necessary to unload transport arteries at the entrances to the republic.

Anastasia Nazarova, Rostov-on-Don