Drone attacks, ban on "inducement" to abortion, and asset seizures: NeMoskva news for the night of October 31
🔹 Drones attacked Orlovskaya Thermal power plant, the governor reported Andy Klychkov: "There are no injuries or fires at the facility. Emergency services are on the scene. Power has now been almost completely restored."
Residents report the sounds of explosions Yaroslavl и VladimirASTRA found out that in a village near Vladimir Energetic The drone strike hit the Vladimirskaya electrical substation.
🔹 Four civilians were wounded in Belgorod area following attacks from Ukraine, the governor reports Vyacheslav Gladkov. As for the Valuysky district Drones struck cars, injuring two men. Shebekino an employee of a commercial enterprise was injured, and in the village Bessonovka A drone attacked a service bus, and the driver suffered barotrauma.
🔹 In Tomsk On the Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Political Repression, an activist Anton Isakov came out to the Stone of Sorrow to support the musicians of the Stoptime group. "Musicians must be freed. There are two things to know about political repression: it is used to maintain power, and it is used when and only when it is impossible to maintain power without it," Isakov wrote.
🔹 Parliaments Kemerovo region и Altai Republic passed laws banning "inducement" to terminate a pregnancy. “The main reason for abortions is material difficulties and an unstable financial situation, — noted the Altai parliament. “Other reasons for terminating a pregnancy include pressure from parents, spouses, relatives, employers, and others.”
🔹 New user registration on Telegram and WhatsApp may have been restricted. Some Russian residents are unable to receive SMS messages required for registration, according to the publication "Durova Code." According to a source at the project, Russian telecom operators have been required to stop sending new users text messages and calls containing authorization codes. Beeline, in particular, is reportedly no longer receiving such messages.
The Ministry of Defense is seizing 63 apartments belonging to the former Chelyabinsk governor. Yurevich and other former owners of Makfa, to hand them over to military personnel. The Central District Court made this decision at the request of the Prosecutor General's Office. ChelyabinskThe court found that, following enforcement measures taken by bailiffs, the defendants still owe the Russian Federation over 18,8 billion rubles.
