Non-Moscow news for the night of February 9
🔹 Investigators questioned an Altai deputy from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation. Andrey Chernobay Without his lawyer, a State Duma deputy reported the details of his fellow party member's detention Maria PrusakovaIn her opinion, Chernobai's interrogation took place in the presence of another lawyer, and afterward, FSB officers took the deputy to the train station and sent him to RubtsovskThe Investigative Committee claimed that Chernobay had allegedly left on his own. He is now at home.
🔹 Chapter Chuvashia Oleg Nikolaev He called the video of the SVO veteran, whom police tried to remove from the stands, a "montage." "Can I have three minutes or not? I deserve it, after all. What have you done here?! Should I speak under guard? Did I deserve this from you?" "A Ukrainian war veteran spoke at a public hearing on the reorganization of a local hospital. The local television channel, National TV, explained the situation by saying that the veteran had a previous conviction and ended his service due to a concussion.
🔹 A 51-year-old man fell into a crevice on Krasnoyarsk Stolbah—he tried to climb the First Pillar. Search and rescue specialists had to pull him out. The man was initially unharmed.
🔹 Comedian Nordlan Saburov For the first time, he publicly spoke about his entry ban into Russia. Last week, it was revealed that the 50-year ban was based on "criticism of the SVO" and violations of immigration and tax laws. "Over the years, I've visited many Russian cities, some many times. Everywhere I've been greeted with warmth and friendliness. I'm grateful to the country where I've had the opportunity to develop creatively, established myself as an artist, and found a large, multinational audience, both in Russia and abroad.", the comedian wrote.
🔹 Vandals damaged two art objects created as part of the Voice of the Streets festival in IrkutskThe miniatures "Sai" and "In Silence" were placed on the facades of buildings at Sukhe-Bator 12/1 and Dzerzhinsky 27. It is known that the artists will not restore the damaged miniatures, but will create new ones in other parts of the city.
