One person injured in rock collapse in Yakutia: NeMoskva news overnight

🔹 A collapse occurred in a mine on the territory Oymyakonsky AreaA total of 55 people were at the site and are being brought to the surface. Operations at the mine have been suspended until the cause of the collapse is investigated and determined, according to the Yakutia Ministry of Emergency Situations.

🔹 Belgorodtsev will be punished for "unofficial" information about the consequences of drone attacks. According to the governor Vyacheslav GladkovaCitizens and media outlets are now allowed to publish only data, photos, and videos published by official government representatives or law enforcement agencies. Failure to comply with these decisions will result in administrative penalties, Gladkov added, without specifying what they are.

🔹 Vice Mayor Irkutsk and the head of the economics committee Tatiana Makarychev was suspended from his post for six months. This decision was made by the 4th Arbitration Court of Appeal at the request of the Federal Antimonopoly Service, which found that the mayor's office had illegally entered into a contract for the kiosk's location without a competitive bidding process.

🔹 Mytishchi The court upheld the arrest of the performance artist Paul Krisevich The arrest for "disobeying the police" was deemed illegal and overturned. The decision was made after a retrial, during which the court admitted and examined video footage from the store, proving that Krisevich had not given grounds for arrest. Pavel was released the day before.

🔹 Leader of the A Just Russia – For Truth faction in the State Duma Sergei Mironov He called on the government and his colleagues to include funds to increase doctors' salaries in the 2026 Russian budget. He had previously stated that the minimum wage in the country was insufficient (it should be around 60 rubles), and that paramedics and obstetricians, who act as acting doctors under the new order, should receive salaries commensurate with the work they do.