Three people were injured in a drone attack in the Kursk region: Non-Moscow news overnight.
🔹 Drones attacked a city in Kursk. Rylsk, the governor said Alexander KhinshteinA 45-year-old man and a 21-year-old woman were struck by shards of broken glass and were diagnosed with lacerations and contusions to the head, arms, and legs. Another victim, a 50-year-old man, refused hospitalization.
🔹 The owner of a shopping pavilion died during a storm in OmskHe climbed onto the roof to inspect the damage, but was blown off along with a sheet of corrugated metal. Workers called an ambulance, but the man could not be saved. "The severe weather that is raging in our region has caused damage to a number of social infrastructure buildings in the Isilkul and Poltava districts," — the governor wrote Vitaly Khotsenko of the Omsk regionIn Omsk, trees fell and roofs were blown off buildings.
🔹 In Novosibirsk Two schoolchildren—a ninth-grader and a girl—from the Information and Economics Lyceum were found dead, two sources familiar with the situation told Siberian Express. They said it was a suicide. No suicide notes were found on the children. A criminal case has been opened for causing death by negligence.
🔹 An indictment against the former Duma speaker has been sent to court. Nizhny Novgorod, United Russia member Oleg LavrichevaNeMoskva previously reported that he is accused of embezzling 22 million rubles during the purchase of medical equipment. He was detained on April 28, 2024, while waiting for a humanitarian convoy to arrive in Donetsk regionFollowing Lavrichev's arrest, United Russia suspended his party membership.
🔹 The legislative initiative of the Yakutsk City Duma deputies to cancel the city's mayoral elections does not affect the rights and interests of citizens and therefore cannot be challenged in court. This was stated by judges of the Yakutsk City Court and the Supreme Court of Yakutia when they refused to consider the deputy's lawsuit. Olga SherstyannikovaShe tried to challenge the abolition of direct mayoral elections. Yakutsk.
🔹 Vladimir Putin supported the request of "Volgograd veterans" and members of the "SVO" to rename the city's airport to Stalingrad. "Their word is law to me. That's what we'll do." — Putin said. And he signed the corresponding decree.
