FSB performances, book censorship, and defense industry bribes: NeMoskva news from the night of May 4

🔹 Governor Belgorod Region Vyacheslav Gladkov said he had extended his vacation by two weeks "on the recommendation of doctors."

🔹 A drone crashed into a high-rise residential building in Moscow in the area of ​​Mosfilmovskaya Street, the capital's mayor reported Sergei Sobyanin. "Everything is in pieces" — local residents share. Sobyanin also announced that an attack by two drones flying toward Moscow had been repelled.

🔹 The general director of JSC Krasmash has been detained, Krasnoyarsk manufacturer "Sarmatov", Alexander Gavrilov. “The company’s employees told me that investigators have been working on the plant’s premises for two weeks, but there is still no official confirmation at this time,” a Krasnoyarsk City Council deputy reported Ivan PetrovAccording to NGS24, Gavrilov is suspected of accepting a bribe of 3 million rubles.

🔹 A member of the "Scarlet Swan" chat, which opposes internet blocking, Sofia Chepik She said that the FSB forced her to participate in an "operational video" about an assassination attempt on Roskomnadzor employees. "There were threats that I might be charged with a crime. They read me news about terrorism, but I didn't know what it was about. I was in a chat room, and I didn't even know I was an administrator," Chepik said. “What I said on the video was all memorized text that I was told to say on the video.”

🔹 Russian publishing houses have begun hiring censors to check books for "sensitive passages," reports the German magazine Der Spiegel, citing three anonymous sources. Such passages are being removed, for example, on the topic of LGBT rights. The article states that Russian authorities have long ignored the books, but are now increasingly imposing restrictions. However, there is no single censorship body—several Russian agencies impose bans on book publications.

🔹 NASA has published over 12 photos from the Artemis II lunar mission. And they're absolutely beautiful!