"Russia Launches App to Report Attacks and Drones, Amid Tensions with Ukraine"

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The Russian government has launched a new app called Radar, urging citizens to report suspicious drones and other security incidents. The app, similar to the one used in Ukraine, allows users to point their phone towards an object and select the type of threat before sending the report to government officials. The app was developed by activists with the All-Russia People's Front and has already been downloaded over 50,000 times. The move comes as drone attacks and security incidents have become a daily occurrence in Russia due to the ongoing conflict with Ukraine.
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