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Three people were injured in a drone attack in the Belgorod region: Non-Moscow News overnight.

🔹 A drone attacked a bus in a village near Belgorod. Bogun-Gorodok, the governor said Vyacheslav GladkovThree injured men suffered shrapnel wounds to their arms and legs.

🔹 Four drones were shot down over Podolsk, the mayor said Moscow Sergei SobyaninOvernight, temporary restrictions on the arrival and departure of flights were introduced at Arkhangelsk airports. Talagi и Vaskovo, at airports Apatity и DomodedovoNow all restrictions have been lifted.

🔹 Russian first division football clubs have been asked to persuade fans to abandon the "football subculture." Because this culture is imposed by the West. What's needed is "no aggression or extremism." The document, signed by the FNL's legal director, states: Konstantin Lyakhov, asking club managers to exclude support for informal fan groups, report to the police any fan-organized protests, and prohibit club employees from expressing support for active fans who have been cited for violations at sporting events.

🔹 On the artist Nadezhda Kadysheva attacked after the curtain closed at a concert in the city IvanovoIt happened on April 30. The attacker was shouting something unintelligible. She was quickly detained, according to an official spokesperson for the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Irina WolfMash writes that the attacker allegedly acted on instructions from journalists to obtain an exclusive story. “I didn’t come up with this myself – they called me and told me to go to Nadezhda Kadysheva’s concert, and I’ll have to tell her what’s going on in your family, and you’re keeping quiet.” — the attacker told the Telegram channel. 

🔹 Vladimir Putin said he is "always" thinking about his successor. "It's clear that there are election technologies and administrative resources. But ultimately, the choice is up to the people, to the Russian people, to the citizens, to the voters. A person who doesn't have the people's trust is unlikely to have a chance to do anything serious," Putin said on Russia 1.