A massive attack on Rostov, a solitary confinement cell for an Irkutsk farmer, and internet outages during election days: NeMoskva news overnight

🔹 Rostov-on-Don was subjected to a massive attack from Ukraine, the city's mayor reported. Alexander ScriabinLocal residents reported that explosions began around midnight and expressed outrage over the lack of warning sirens and the unclear accessibility of the city's bomb shelters. Monitoring channels are reporting a second attack on the airbase.

🔹 53-year-old farmer from Irkutsk region Andrey Carrion, accused of "confidential collaboration with a foreign state," was sent to solitary confinement. Volunteers who assist political prisoners suspect this is an attempt to prevent Padalka from preparing for his next court hearing. They also reported that at the previous hearing, the judge ordered the Investigative Committee to review the grounds for Padalka's previous placement in solitary confinement.

🔹 Territorial Electoral Commissions of the Frunzensky District St. Petersburg Vitaly Isakov, a State Duma candidate from the Yabloko party, was denied registration of observer lists. The reason was the lack of a lawyer's signature on the documents. Isakov, however, alleged that the commissions had falsified the documents and pointed out that the refusal notices were sent after the end of the working day. Because of this, the campaign team was unable to make corrections before the vote began.

🔹 Mobile internet outages are possible across Russia on election days, the head of the Central Election Commission warned. Ella PamfilovaThis is being done "in the interests of ensuring security." According to Pamfilova, even communication problems will not be grounds for canceling the vote. 

🔹 And at this time in Moscow A multi-kilometer queue of more than 10 believers formed at the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, wishing to venerate the relics of the saint. Spyridon of TrimythousTraffic is restricted in the area around the Temple, ambulances and police are on duty, and volunteers are distributing water to those standing by.