A bear attack in Krasnoyarsk Krai, a farmer's assault near Novosibirsk, and an investigation into the A7: NeMoskva news overnight
🔹 A bear mauled a 39-year-old man in a village Potapovo Krasnoyarsk TerritoryPreliminary reports indicate he worked as a logger and guarded equipment on the property. The animal attacked him at night, the Investigative Committee reported. Investigators are working on the scene.
🔹 Saratov The Yabloko party branch reported falsification of the voting results at polling station No. 155. There, the commission managed to downgrade the result of their State Duma candidate. Sergei Lyubtsov From 69 to 3 votes. Observers recorded a video recording of the initial ballot count, confirming the actual number of voters, but the final protocol included distorted data.
🔹 In Novosibirsk region Security forces beat up a farmer Svetlana Panin, who previously opposed the slaughter of livestock. As reported by the former Moscow City Duma deputy Eugene Stupin, the police tried to take her husband away Sergei Makolkina Without presenting any documents. When Panina demanded to see identification and wait for a lawyer, the security officers began beating her.
🔹 Prime Minister Michael Mishustin signed an order requiring a FAN ID to be present at Russian Cup matches held at Russian Premier League stadiums starting October 1. The order also applies to the tournament final, which will be held at Luzhniki Stadium. The Russian Cup was the last major tournament to not require a FAN ID.
🔹 The Kremlin-linked payment system A7 moved more than $6,9 billion through global banks in defiance of sanctions, the Financial Times reports, citing leaked documents. According to the investigation, the organization used a network of more than 200 shell companies. United Arab Emirates, Hong Kong, Kyrgyzstan и Indonesia, making transfers, including for the purchase of military equipment. More than half of the money ended up in Chinese banks.