Non-Moscow news for the night of January 10
🔹 Above the suburbs Voronezh Several drones were shot down, the regional head reported Alexander GusevPreliminary reports say no one was injured.
"Windows were shattered in the buildings of one enterprise. In another village, the windows of a private home were damaged, and a fence was damaged. <…> In a suburban area, the windows of four private homes, as well as a car, were damaged. In another suburb, one private home sustained minor damage during the initial attack." — Gusev reported.
🔹 Human Rights Commissioner of Russia Tatyana Moskalkova published the names of 517 people who went missing in Kursk area after the Ukrainian Armed Forces' advance. However, this number is refuted by Moskalkova's own list—there may be more missing. The list does indeed contain 517 entries, but some of the people in it are grouped together. For example, line 504 reads: "Evacuation of over 100 residents of the village of Guevo, Sudzhansky District, Kursk Region."
🔹 The Russian political prisoners exchanged on August 1 are still not considered released or pardoned. This was confirmed by Kevin Face. "Certificate from 09.01.2025: No information on release; no information on termination of criminal case." — Kevin wrote.
🔹 In Moscow A concert in memory of the deceased political prisoner, pianist, was held Paul KushnirPavel's acquaintances and politicians spoke at the event. Julia Galyamina.
The event's organizers said they wanted to "live through and understand the figure and legacy of Pavel Kushnir."
"What happened to him, what's happening now to hundreds of very talented people, what's happening now to our country, evokes two feelings in me—rage and helplessness. But everything comes to an end. For now, all we can do is express our feelings through music," shared one of the speakers.