Explosions in the regions, the first fine for Instagram advertising, and new "extremists": NeMoskva news for the night of October 22
🔹 In Trubchevsk, Bryansk Oblast, a substation was attacked, a fire broke out, and the city was left without power, сообщают Local publics. Residents of Saransk in Mordovia сообщают about explosions, works public warning system. "As a result, one of our facilities was damaged. Emergency services are on the scene, deploying all necessary resources," wrote Head of Mordovia Artyom Zdunov.
🔹 Ukraine said, which struck the Bryansk Chemical Plant with Storm Shadow missiles. Gunpowder, explosives, and rocket fuel components are produced there. "The results of the strike are being verified," the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported. Meanwhile, the Bryansk Region Governor reported that Ukraine was attacking the region with drones and missiles. In the village of Vishnevye injured two civilians.
🔹 A civilian was killed in a drone attack on a car in the village of Novostroevka-Pervaya, сообщил Belgorod Region Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov. The car was destroyed by fire.
🔹 Russian court for the first time subscribed A fine for advertising on banned Instagram—Yevgenia Tutushkina, a lawyer and Instagram blogger from Krasnodar, was fined 30 rubles. She claimed that her video about the hotel, which Roskomnadzor deemed an advertisement, was published before September 1, when the ban had not yet gone into effect.
🔹 Channel One CEO Konstantin Ernst saidAll countries promote their culture through images, and for Russia, the Oreshnik mobile missile system is one such example. "Whoever has good missiles has good candy," Ernst said. "We need to show it off and be proud of it. Russia has a wealth of high-quality goods and services. We need to stop being shy; in many areas, we're ahead of the rest of the world."
🔹 Rosfinmonitoring introduced Blogger Ilya Varlamov was added to the list of terrorists and extremists. In August, he was sentenced in absentia to eight years in prison for allegedly engaging in military "fakes." The charges stemmed from a video in which Varlamov described the shelling of Odesa and Kryvyi Rih.
Journalist Anna Mongait and political scientist Sergei Medvedev were also added to the registry. They were also sentenced in absentia to prison terms in Russia.
