Compensation in the Belgorod region, a fire in Transbaikalia, and new Eurovision rules: NeMoskva news overnight
🔹 A girl was injured during a drone attack at the Istok recreation center near Donetsk, Rostov region, the governor said Jury SlusarShe is in moderate condition.
🔹 To the relatives of residents Belgorod region, who died as a result of attacks from Ukraine, since February 2022, almost 1,2 billion rubles in compensation, the acting governor reported Alexander ShuvaevAccording to official data, over 600 residents of the Belgorod region have died in the 4,5 years of the "SVO."
🔹 About 1200 pigs died during a fire on the territory of the Novy Continent pig farm in Transbaikal the village MakkaveevoThree livestock buildings burned down over an area of 800 square meters. According to preliminary reports, the fire was caused by a short circuit.
🔹 Police St. Petersburg The Communist Party of the Russian Federation (CPRF) refused to file administrative charges against United Russia representatives for links to banned social media. The complaint was filed with the Ministry of Internal Affairs the day after their candidate was arrested for "displaying banned symbols." The Communists attached screenshots of United Russia members' posts with links to the same social media sites. The Ministry of Internal Affairs reported that "the [United Russia] materials cited in the complaint had been deleted or were unavailable for viewing at the time of inspection."
🔹 In Russia the first batch of gasoline arrived from India, Bloomberg reports, citing data from analytics company Kpler. According to the agency, on June 18, the tanker Cyclone loaded about 42 thousand tons of oil for shipment to Russia. In early July, the cargo was transferred to the Omani-flagged vessel Garnet near Damietta, Egypt, and delivered to Russia on August 6.
🔹 Eurovision-winning countries will be banned from hosting the contest if their country is in an armed conflict or a "sensitive geopolitical situation." This follows from updated rules revised by the European Broadcasting Union.
