Chinese billions are pouring into Altai, sugar rationing is being introduced in occupied Crimea, and a kindergarten is collapsing in Novosibirsk: NeMoskva news for the night of June 7
🔹 Four children and one adult were injured in a drone attack in Bryansk region, the acting governor reported Egor Kovalchuk. As for the Ust-Labinsk in Krasnodar A fire broke out after a drone attack—smoke from the burning Poltava Oil Depot blanketed the city, Telegram channels report. However, local authorities only reported debris falling on the roadway. Khostinsky district of Sochi - no one was hurt.
🔹 A total of 95 Ukrainian drones were shot down or intercepted over Russian regions last night, the Ministry of Defense reported. In particular, Belgorod, Bryansk, Kaluga, Kursk, Novgorod, Rostov, Smolensk, Tula и Yaroslavl regions, as well as over Krasnodar edge, Moscow and water area Black seas.
🔹 In one day, Russian drones killed a minibus driver in Zaporizhzhia region of Ukraine and wounded 25 people, authorities reported. One person was killed and another was wounded as a result of Russian strikes on Dnipropetrovsk area. As for the Kherson — 14 more were injured.
🔹 Russia attacked two Ukrainian search and rescue boats carrying out a humanitarian mission in the Black Sea, according to Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister. Alexey Kuleba and the Navy command, there are casualties, and military boats were used for the evacuation. Kyiv They emphasized that the ships that were fired upon had special SAR markings and were protected by the Geneva Convention—Ukrainian authorities called this a “deliberate violation of international humanitarian law.”
🔹 A homemade light aircraft crashed near the village of Kazanbash in TatarstanAccording to the Central Interregional Transport Investigative Department of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation, the pilot died. An investigation has been launched under the article "Violation of traffic safety regulations and the operation of air transport."
🔹 Municipal Kindergarten No. 24 is collapsing in the center NovosibirskImpressive voids have formed in several places under the building, leading to the basement. Debris is scattered nearby. Warning tape is only present in one spot, and there are no signs of repairs.
🔹 Amid a gasoline shortage in the occupied Crimea Local residents are complaining about empty store shelves—they're out of even basic items like buckwheat, sugar, rice, flour, pasta, and salt. Some stores have posted notices about a limit of three kilos of sugar and grains per purchase.
🔹 Chinese company Swift intends to build in Altai Territory A container shipping terminal with a cargo throughput of 3,5 million tons per year. Investment in the project will amount to approximately 5 billion rubles. The regional governor signed the corresponding agreement at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum. Viktor Tomenko and President Swift Wang Jinyu.
