13 shift workers died in a road accident in Yakutia: NeMoskva news for the night of July 21
🔹 Another 20 people were injured, according to the republic's Ministry of Emergency Situations. Two shift workers are in serious condition. “It was established that the driver of the KAMAZ crew truck, while leaving the mine, drove off a cliff and overturned, the cliff height is approximately 30 meters, — the rescuers write. — At the time of the accident, there were 33 people in the car."
🔹 Drones attacked Rostov region. "Currently, UAVs have been destroyed in Novoshakhtinsk, Shakhty, and Novocherkassk. In the village of Kamenolomni in the Oktyabrsky rural district, due to fallen drone debris lit up roofing of the railway station buildings", — the acting governor wrote Jury Slusar. As for the Krasny Sulin After the attack, a local resident's dog died.
🔹 In Afghanistan A Russian ethnographer was detained Svyatoslav KaverinaThere has been no contact with him for more than a day. "They arrested me for attempting to smuggle jewelry and are now taking me to Kabul. I hope it'll be limited to questioning and paperwork for the jewelry." "Kaverin wrote, after which contact with him was lost. The scientist's acquaintances said he bought the jewelry exclusively for himself and as gifts for friends. Meanwhile, the Russian authorities, who have established friendly relations with the Taliban, did not comment on Kaverin's detention.
🔹 In Troitsk, Chelyabinsk region Officials have been instructed to identify employees of structural divisions and subordinate institutions associated with the "Russian Community" movement. This became known following the publication of an internal document by the interdepartmental commission to combat extremism.
"Chelyabinsk officials have decided to outlaw the Russian Community. Their commission, in violation of the law, 'made a decision' that the Russian Community is an undesirable extremist organization. And now they're banning residents of the region from joining the Russian Community, even threatening to track them on social media and messaging apps," The Russian Community said in a statement.
The movement claims its lawyers are preparing lawsuits.
