A plane crash, a deadly bear attack, and new restrictions: NeMoskva news overnight
🔹 Resident Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky A woman died in the hospital after being attacked by a bear. The aggressive animal, which had wandered into town, initially attempted to attack a man, but a passerby managed to jump into his car and slam the door. The bear then attacked the woman, inflicting severe head injuries and scalp wounds. The bear was shot and killed by local game wardens near a school.
🔹 At the Moscow airport Sheremetyevo two planes collided: a Sukhoi Superjet of Rossiya Airlines, which was operating a flight to St. Petersburg, and an Airbus A330 of Hainan Airlines, heading to PekingThe second plane struck the Superjet while taxiing. The plane was parked and already carrying nearly 100 people. The passengers were returned to the bus and flown to St. Petersburg on another plane. No one was injured.
🔹 Ukrainian journalist Victoria Roshchina a week before her death she was in pre-trial detention center No. 3 in the city Kizel в Perm Territory, according to an investigation by the Ukrainian publication Slidstvo.info. Previously, the Prosecutor General's Office of Ukraine claimed that Roshchina died in Pretrial Detention Center No. 2. Rostov Taganrog after “systematic torture, beatings, humiliation, threats, restrictions in access to medical care, drinking water and food.”
🔹 In the first eight months of 2025, coal production in Kemerovo area decreased by 6% compared to the same period last year. And amounted to 125,3 млн tons. 30 of 151 coal companies are experiencing financial difficulties, and 18 have suspended operations altogether. The day before, the governor Ilya Seredyuk He stated that the regional budget has already lost 12 billion rubles in 2025. By the end of the year, the decline will be almost three times greater.
🔹 City Court St. Petersburg upheld the prosecutor's office's claim to recognize the group's track "Turn Off the Anthem!" as "extremist material" "Porn Films"According to the prosecutor's office, the song's lyrics contain "calls for aggressive and violent actions, as well as propaganda of hatred and hostility, including against government authorities and their representatives."
🔹 A bill has been introduced in the State Duma that would toughen penalties for absenteeism, desertion, and draft evasion for prisoners and defendants in criminal cases who have signed a contract with the military. The bill stipulates imprisonment for these categories of service members for terms ranging from 2 to 12 years for failure to report for duty, depending on the length of their service, up to 20 years for desertion, and up to 12 years for feigning illness.
