Krasnodar In the Krasnodar region over the past day, rescuers extinguished 40 fires, six of which occurred in residential areas; one person died, according to the press service of the regional Main Directorate of the Russian Emergency Ministry.
Fire and rescue units were called 13 times to deal with the consequences of traffic accidents; three people died and another 15 were injured.
A special fire regime is in effect in all municipalities of Kuban. Under monitoring are 19 tourist groups and five emergency warnings: concerning extreme fire danger, as well as the formation of waterspouts over the sea and a complex of adverse weather phenomena.
Krasnodar
Krasnodar is a major city in southern Russia, founded in 1793 as Yekaterinodar to serve as a military fortress for the Black Sea Cossacks. It was renamed Krasnodar in 1920 and today is a significant cultural and economic hub for the Kuban region, known for its parks, theaters, and historical Cossack heritage.
Kuban
Kuban is a historical and geographical region in southern Russia, centered around the Kuban River. It was traditionally inhabited by Circassian peoples before becoming a Cossack territory in the late 18th century following its conquest by the Russian Empire. Today, it is known as Krasnodar Krai and is a major agricultural and cultural area.
