VIDEO. Security Staff Evacuates People and Children from Shopping Center in Sevastopol During Alarm

At the "Moskovski" shopping center in Sevastopol, a security staff member evacuated people along with children into the street during a missile threat, stating that his work shift had already ended. This is reported by Readovka.

He declared that he had no intention of staying with the people, urging everyone to leave the area where Ukrainian missiles were flying.

Meanwhile, two days prior, Sevastopol Governor Mikhail Razvozhaev signed an order requiring all enterprises, both public and private, to allow people to stay in their premises during alarms. If this requirement is not met, legal entities face fines ranging from 100,000 to 300,000 rubles.

However, as reported by a Telegram channel, the document comes into force 10 days after its publication (which means eight days after the incident), and thus it remains unclear whether the management of the shopping center and the security staff member will face penalties.