Explosions in the regions, photos of Navalny and King under AI's radar: NeMoskva news for the night of November 27
🔹 Residents Novokuibyshevsk, Samara Region reports of explosions. Governor Penza region reported that at night in Tamale Fragments from a drone damaged the roof of a non-residential one-story building: The blast wave shattered windows in a nearby apartment building. The area around the incident has been cordoned off.At airports Samara, Saratov, Tambov, Penza и Kaluga There were temporary restrictions on the arrival and departure of aircraft.
🔹 City Hall Irkutsk Lost a lawsuit in the Arbitration Court regarding the organization of school meals. City authorities attempted to challenge the decision of the regional office of the Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS), which found procurement violations. The court sided with the antimonopoly service, and the mayor's office failed to oust the Krasnoyarsk company KrasPit from Irkutsk schools.
🔹 The Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Internal Affairs admitted that the image Alexey Bulk is not an extremist symbol, the lawyer says Alexey Kalugin with reference to the departments' responses. "Besides the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Internal Affairs, I sent inquiries to other government agencies. The Ministry of Internal Affairs, however, defended itself by citing that the final decision is made by the court (but we already know this firsthand)."" , writes Kalugin. However, Russian courts often fine politicians for publishing photographs of Navalny.
🔹 The court upheld the first claim in Russia by the Prosecutor General's Office to transfer the regional waste management operator from Ivanovskaya areaProsecutors claim that, using corrupt connections, the family Yarchenkovs, whose business is valued at 5,6 billion rubles, gained complete control over the collection and disposal of solid municipal waste in the region and illicit income amounting to billions of rubles.
🔹 The novel "It" Stephen King It was removed from sale due to "promoting non-traditional relationships," stated AST General Director Tatyana Gorskaya. "Yes, an entire batch of the novel was recalled. There was an appeal, and the Russian Book Union conducted a preliminary review. What were the complaints about? Non-compliance with current legislation," Gorskaya stated. According to her, AST will conduct an evaluation of "It" using artificial intelligence.
