One person died in a drone attack in the Rostov region: NeMoskva news for the night of July 29
🔹 Drones attacked last night Kamensk-Shakhtinsk, Salsk, Volgodonsk, Bokovsky и Tarasovsky districts, the acting governor reported Rostov Region Yuri Slyusar.
"A car was damaged on Ostrovsky Street [in Salsk]. Unfortunately, the driver inside died." — wrote Slyusar. A fire also broke out at the railway station. Train service through Salsk has been suspended, and at least nine trains have been delayed.
🔹 Governor Alexander Beglov of St. Petersburg signed a decree banning foreigners from working as taxi drivers until the end of 2025. The ban comes into effect in 10 days, and employers will have three months to terminate their contracts. The decision is aimed at "improving the quality and safety of taxi services and creating additional employment opportunities" for Russians, the document states.
🔹 The Russian government has decided to close a number of border crossings with Russia starting August 1. UkraineThe list included 13 road and seven rail crossings. These included border crossings that were occupied by Russia after 2022. Lugansk, Donetsk, Kherson и Zaporizhia fields Ukraine.
🔹 In Russia, restrictions on gasoline exports have been imposed on direct petroleum product producers until August 31 of this year. The decision was made "to maintain stability in the domestic fuel market."