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A teenager attacked people with a knife in the Irkutsk region, killing two girls: NeMoskva news for the night of October 13

🔹 According to investigators, a 14-year-old boy had an argument with his friend in the entrance of a building in Shelekhov and stabbed her. A neighbor came out to hear the noise and tried to stop the stabbing, but was also injured. Both women died in the hospital. Investigators have opened a criminal case for the murder of two people.

🔹 Two people were injured in a drone attack in Rostov area, the governor said Jury SlusarBoth victims are from Belaya KalitvaDrone debris fell on their private home.

🔹 In Krasnodar Territory the head was sent to pre-trial detention Sergey Les of the Crimean regionHe was detained on October 11th on the highway while attempting to flee in a minibus. Les was carrying currency worth a total of 105 million rubles, as well as over 10 kg of gold. He was charged with abuse of office. According to investigators, the head of the Krymsk district stole state land and sold it to an accomplice at a reduced price.

🔹 The Bank of Russia has cancelled the vote to select symbols for the new 500-ruble banknote: “We have encountered a large number of attempts by technical means to enlarge the number of votes for certain objects. This will not allow us to draw objective conclusions." New voting dates will be announced later, the Central Bank clarified. The list of symbols required for voting will remain the same.

🔹 To the director Love Arkus She was denied a distribution license for her new film, "Parents Are Here," which she edited from archival footage shot 17 years ago at a camp for children with autism. The film, a prequel of sorts to Arkus's acclaimed film, "Anton Is Here," tells the story of parents, specifically a single father. Misha Samuilovo, who dedicated his life to his daughter with a disability. According to Arkus, the film has already been removed from festival programs: "It doesn't really upset me. The main horror is that I don't have the right to show it."