Mobile Internet did not work in St. Petersburg for the second day, according to Data Worm detector service. Fontanka reports that residents of St. Petersburg have encountered difficulties when trying to access the Internet since the morning of May 19.
As of the morning of May 20, there were on the Dowdetector website, in particular, the following comments from users: “We live like in Iran, there has been no Internet on T2 for about 26 hours, and the drones continue to fly.”
Fontanka points out that so-called white lists operate in St. Petersburg.
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On May 19, the danger of drone attacks in the Leningrad region was announced. Pulkovo Airport was closed and reopened several times throughout the day. Fontanka writes that as of the morning of May 20, 31 flights in Pulkovo were delayed for more than two hours, and 20 flights were cancelled.
In the Leningrad Region, the publication notes that a drone danger was announced twice on the night of May 20. Regional authorities reported shooting down three drones.
An international economic forum is scheduled to be held in St. Petersburg from June 3 to 6. During this event, which is usually attended by heads of the largest Russian companies and high-ranking officials, strict security measures were introduced in St. Petersburg in previous years.
In Moscow, at the beginning of May, mobile Internet was shut down, and in some areas of the city mobile communications were completely shut down. The Ministry of Digital Development then stated that this was necessary “to ensure the safety of festive events.”