🔹23 drones were intercepted overnight, the Ministry of Defense reported. In the Kamensky district. Rostov An industrial plant in the region caught fire as a result of an attack, but there were no casualties, Acting Governor Yuri Slyusar reported.

At the same time, Russian forces launched a massive missile and drone strike on Kyiv and the surrounding region. Five people were killed, according to local authorities. In Kyiv, the entrance to a high-rise apartment building in the Shevchenkivskyi district was completely destroyed.   

🔹Drone-proof "braziers" will be installed on ambulances in the Belgorod Region, Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov announced. The decision was made after three ambulance workers were injured yesterday. The "braziers" are improvised protective structures. Ambulances were previously equipped with drone detectors and electronic warfare systems, but this "does not provide a 100% guarantee of safety."

🔹The topic of the “unique operation to liberate the Kursk region” may appear in the history textbook next academic year, "revealed a secret" Russian Education Minister Sergei Kravtsov. An addition to the section on the "SVO" is currently being prepared. Acting regional governor Alexander Khinshtein stated that Kursk historians will assist with the development of this section. The key topic should be "Operation Pipe." "It is crucial for us that children know about the heroic deeds our soldiers undertook!" Khinshtein wrote.

And Putin the day before supported a proposal to make the Unified State Exam in history mandatory for admission to humanities and socio-economic specialties at universities. 

🔹Connectivity restrictions were observed in 48 regions yesterday. The good news: mobile internet outages are becoming weaker and affecting a smaller area. сообщает The "On the Line" project. Bad news: 29 regions are reporting excessive graylisting—resources not on the blocked list but still unavailable. For example, Telegram, WhatsApp, Steam, and websites hosted by Cloudflare.

🔹More than 50% of construction procurements in the social sector in the regions (this also includes reconstruction and major repairs of facilities) are conducted without competition. Only one bid is received for the tenders, which is why more than half of the procurements from January 2022 to May 2024 failed, according to a report by the Accounts Chamber. Subsidized construction contracts are often end with violations, which increases the risk of underfunding.