Non-Moscow news for the night of April 10
🔹 A group of seven tourists went missing in Nalychevo Nature Park, the Minister of Emergency Situations reported. Sergey Lebedev of Kamchatka Krai: "They could have gotten caught in a blizzard, lost their bearings, and frozen."They traveled without a satellite phone or a tent. According to state news agencies, two members of the group were killed.
🔹 The search of the Novaya Gazeta editorial office has been completed, the newspaper reported on its Telegram channel. The investigation lasted 13 hours. Security forces left in two vans, taking equipment and documents.
🔹 Four civilians, including a 15-year-old girl, were wounded in Belgorod region after drone attacks, the governor said Vyacheslav GladkovA man and a woman were injured when a drone struck a section of the highway. Belgorod Shebekino, another local resident, was wounded during an attack on a truck on the same highway. "A 15-year-old girl came to the Shebekino Central District Hospital on her own after suffering a mine blast injury, bruises, and leg abrasions during a drone attack in the village of Nezhegol." — writes Gladkov.
🔹 Residents of GUkovo, Rostov Region An explosion and subsequent fire are reported. An oil pumping station is on fire in Krasnodar Territory After the attack, residents also reported fires after the drones' arrival. Saransk. As for the Bryansk area A civilian was wounded.
🔹 Vladimir Putin declared an Easter truce from 16:00 PM on April 11 until late afternoon on April 12, the Kremlin reported. Ukraine has agreed to support the truce. "People need an Easter without threats and real movement toward peace, and Russia has a chance not to return to attacks after Easter." - stated Vladimir Zelensky.
🔹 Prosecutor Alexander Buchman of the Novosibirsk region issued warnings to local officials and called for an "aggressive" end to current events in order to reduce public outcry. "It is necessary to continue preventative measures, including providing sufficient quantities of the vaccine, organizing livestock censuses in farmsteads, and manually processing every affected citizen.",” says Buchman.
🔹 Some MTS subscribers received a notification that they would be charged for an active VPN—they can now use up to 5 GB per day, for an additional 87 rubles daily. The operator refers to VPNs as "file-sharing"—like torrents for pirated downloads, according to a reader of "People of Baikal." T2 and Megafon subscribers have not yet received similar SMS messages.
