By Eliza Popova
The governor of Kursk region in his Telegram-channel confirmed the ban on the use of pyrotechnics. According to Roman Starovoit, a meeting of the regional operational headquarters was held, where such a conclusion came. "They decided to ban the use of pyrotechnic products in the Kursk region from November 15, 2023 to January 25, 2024. This is due to the need to ensure the safety and tranquility in the message. Separately, he urged the locals to approach such rules in the holidays.
Law enforcement officers are allegedly maintaining this issue. Also, according to the Russian edition of "RIA Novosti", a similar ban began to operate in the Belgorod region, which is also located on the border with Ukraine. On November 14, the head of the occupation administration of Crimea Serhiy Aksyonov wrote that on November 14, he did not plan to ensure the safety of local residents on the territory of the Peninsula of wide and mass events during the New Year and Christmas.
"But, of course, we will do everything you need to create a festive mood. In a limited format there will be New Year holidays for children; in settlements, as always, Christmas trees will be installed, decorated with streets," - the message reads. We will remind, on October 23 it was reported that the KMVA told whether they will install a Christmas tree in the center of Kiev for the New Year. On Sofia Square, a Christmas tree has been installed for many years.
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