Nine people were injured in an attack in the Bryansk region: NeMoskva news for the night of September 26.
🔹 "Nothing sacred! The Ukrainian Armed Forces carried out a barbaric attack on the village of Belaya Berezka this evening. They fired Grad rockets at civilians." — the governor writes Alexander BogomazAmong the nine injured was one child.
🔹 Head of the President's Office Ukraine Andy Ermak reported the return of 17 Ukrainian children from the occupied territories. According to him, the children were subjected to pressure: interrogated at gunpoint, forced to study under the Russian curriculum, forced to accept Russian documents, and threatened with separation from their families if they refused. The returned children are currently safe and receiving psychological support.
🔹 Drones attacked again Afipsky The refinery, the operational headquarters reported Krasnodar the edges"There were no casualties. A fire broke out in the square. 30 square meters, which has already been liquidated,” the report said.
🔹 A high alert regime is introduced in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky due to the increasing number of bear incidents, the mayor said Eugene BelyaevThe city has stepped up its response to reports of animal sightings by task forces. Heads of educational institutions have been instructed to increase surveillance on their premises and conduct educational talks with parents.
🔹 The world's first waste-free nuclear reactor will be launched in Tomsk area "By 2030," Vladimir Putin announced at the Global Atomic Forum. He described this project as a "revolutionary development by Russian scientists and engineers" that "ushers in a new era in nuclear energy." The new system will make it possible to almost completely eliminate the need for uranium for nuclear power and resolve the problem of radioactive waste accumulation.
🔹 In Yakutsk After evicting 12 families from the unheated dormitory of the Rechevaya School, authorities left a disabled pensioner homeless. Despite assurances from the Ministry of Education that all residents would be relocated, temporary housing was provided to only two families, while the woman, who had worked at the school for 28 years and had no other place to live, was forced to sleep at work.
🔹 Russians who support Vladimir Putin are "ready for additional workload," his press secretary believes. Dmitriy Sands. "I have no doubt that we are ready. Is it balanced? Yes, it is. Many countries are adopting much more radical crisis response packages." — Peskov said, explaining the increase in VAT from 20% to 22%.
