An industrial plant is burning in Samara, Yabloko supporters are receiving warnings, and more than half of Russians consider the political situation in the country critical: NeMoskva news overnight
🔹In Samara the workshop is on fire, which belongs to one of the major strategic enterprises—the Aviakor plant (an aircraft manufacturer) or the Progress Rocket and Space Center (one of the leading rocket and space enterprises, part of the Roscosmos State Corporation). It is impossible to determine the exact location, as the facilities of the two enterprises are adjacent to each other. The fire was caused by a UAV strike. The mayor Ivan Noskoв confirmed damage to industrial infrastructure and called for not showing the consequences of the attacks. There are casualties;
🔹Two people, including a nine-year-old child, were injured when a drone crashed into a private home. in Shatura, near MoscowThe child is in serious condition. About this сообщил Governor of the Moscow Region Andrey Vorobyov;
🔹Russian troops attacked Dnepropetrovsk region: perished a three-month-old child, 11 people were injured, including children aged 5 and 12;
🔹In Moscow for 14 days арестовали activists Vladimir Parshin и Egor GruzdevThey hung a banner reading "Freedom for Roskomnadzor prisoners" outside the Presidential Administration building. The activists supported their colleagues who had previously held an action "Give us an internet without oversight—Russia without Roskomnadzor!" they said outside the Roskomnadzor office, and are now in pretrial detention. Parshin and Gruzdev were allegedly arrested not for the protest, but for disobeying the police;
🔹People who came to the building of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation on August 10 to support Yabloko and were caught on video cameras en masse get warnings against participating in rallies. At least 700 people gathered outside the court;
🔹Ozon has been removed from Google Play. The Ozon Job, Ozon Fresh, and Ozon Travel apps are also unavailable. When attempting to download, the service returns an "error." However, the Wildberries app is available for download.
🔹70% of Russians consider the political situation in the country to be tense or critical, 57 % respondents call the situation tense, yet 13 % - critical or explosive - these are survey results Levada Center. Survey respondents cite ongoing military action, drone attacks, fear for the future, rising prices, and the fuel crisis as the main reasons for such assessments.
Photo, video: RusNews, Levada Center
