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Non-Moscow news for the night of April 14

🔹 A civilian was injured in a drone attack. to the Bochanka farm, сообщил Governor of the Belgorod Region Vyacheslav Gladkov. The woman suffered shrapnel wounds to her arms, a private house was also partially destroyed, and a car located in the yard was completely burned.

🔹 Two energy company executives have been found guilty in the case of a gas explosion in a Sakhalin village. Tymovskoe In 2022, they were sentenced to 1,5 years in a penal colony and disqualified from holding leadership positions for two years. The court found that the defendants allowed a faulty gas line in the building to be used, which caused a gas leak and a fire. Ten people died (four of them children).

🔹 In St. Petersburg local resident Vasilisa Magritskaya She was arrested for five days for shouting "Glory to Ukraine" during a performance about the SVO. The play's scriptwriter and a Ukrainian poet filed a denunciation against the girl. Evgeniya Bilchenko, who actively supports the war. However, Bilchenko wrote in her announcement of the performance that it was dedicated to the memory of the American director David Lynch — During his lifetime, he criticized the Russian authorities for invading Ukraine.

🔹 The perpetrators of the terrorist attack at Crocus City Hall were found sane following an examination, Oleg Vlasov, the defendant's lawyer Dalerdzhona Mirzoeva. “Moreover, their physical health is also fine,” "He said. The armed attack on the Crocus City Hall concert hall in March 2024 left 145 people dead and more than 550 injured.

🔹 Funding for federal road repair and maintenance through 2030 was allocated 42% less than required. The government decree stipulates 2,48 trillion rubles, but according to current regulations, additional 1,73 trillion. “If a road is neglected and not maintained in a timely manner, it will be more expensive to repair it later,” The scientific director of the HSE Institute of Transport Economics is confident Michael Blinkin."If there's any money left, then we need to first build bypasses around the cities and expand existing roads from two-lane to four-lane. Only then should we think about other projects."