An attack on a fuel oil terminal in Kuban, Gorinov's complaints of poisoning, and a surge in weddings: NeMoskva news overnight
🔹 An apartment building caught fire in Novorossiysk after an attack from Ukraine, Astra found out. Eyewitnesses also reported a powerful fire at the fuel oil terminal. The city's mayor Andrey Kravchenko Confirmed that debris fell on industrial premises and near a residential building. According to preliminary authorities, there are no casualties.
🔹 The Moscow City Court upheld the prosecutor's office's refusal to review the criminal case against the former municipal deputy. Alexey GorinovAt the court hearing, the politician reported symptoms of poisoning, but the court refused to assist with calling doctors. Defense attorney Ekaterina Tertukhina insisted on initiating new proceedings due to the UN's findings of 11 human rights violations during Gorinov's criminal prosecution, recalling that he remains one of the first political prisoners convicted for anti-war statements.
🔹 Participants in the war with Ukraine from Sakhalin Oblast poisoned a soldier and cut off his finger to unlock his phone and access his combat pay. The accused Vladimir Kabakov received 19 years in a maximum security penal colony, while his accomplice Dmitry Mazur was acquitted by the jury, and two other accomplices were Alexey Bortnikov и Nikolai Barkovsky — sent back to the front before his trial. It is known that in the summer of 2025, soldiers gave 34-year-old Viktor Vasiliev a lethal dose of drugs and then cut off his fingerprint, the finger he used to unlock his phone.
🔹 Russian clothing retailer Tvoe is facing bankruptcy: one of its partners intends to file for bankruptcy. Despite the relatively low amount of its declared debt (40,8 million rubles), industry analysts have raised the possibility of the brand's actual bankruptcy amid mounting losses, frequent top management turnover, and the mass closure of unprofitable retail outlets. The retailer's financial problems are exacerbated by a 10% decline in clothing and footwear sales across Russia.
🔹 Russians have begun getting married more often, the Russian Orthodox Church reported. "This is because the wave of anti-church propaganda was largely fueled from abroad. And when these information channels were shut down today due to a special military operation, the 'anti-church hypnosis' that had been exerted by pro-Western forces disappeared." — stated the chairman of the Patriarchal Commission of the Russian Orthodox Church on Family Issues, priest Fyodor Lukyanov.
