Drone attack on Lipetsk and businessman speaks out in defense of Kynev: NeMoskva news overnight
A drone attack on Lipetsk has occurred again, according to monitoring channels. The president of DNS has defended political scientist Kynev, and investigators have begun to interpret the use of VPNs as a covert measure.
Drone attack in Lipetsk and drones in Novomoskovsk
Lipetsk Ukrainian drones attacked again, сообщают Telegram monitoring channels. Eyewitness footage shows smoke and open flames. There is no official information about the attack yet. Drones are also present. spotted в Tula Novomoskovsk.
Bears in the Novosibirsk region and a dam in Anapa
В Novosibirsk area introduced A state of high alert has been issued due to the increasing number of bears approaching populated areas. The region's Minister of Natural Resources and Environment reported Eugene ShesterninWhile no attacks on humans have been recorded, the agency has already issued 52 orders to shoot 115 predators that pose a direct threat.
В Anapa at the request of environmentalists dismantled a temporary dam on the Anapka River and deepened the mouth of the reservoir. As the ecologist reported Novel Pukalov, the hydraulic structure blocked the natural watercourse, which led to massive fish kills.
The defense of political scientist Kynev and the VPN as a "conspiracy"
President and co-owner of the DNS network Dmitriy Alekseev publicly acted in defense of the political scientist Alexandra KynevaHe compared his criminal prosecution to the massacre of the bookmen in the Strugatsky brothers' novella "Hard to Be a God." The billionaire called the charge of attempted drug trafficking "very strange" and criticized inhumane The conditions of detention in the pretrial detention center. The businessman emphasized the political scientist's authority as a man of science and wondered whether humanism has become a taboo word in Russia.
Investigators Have begun interpret the use of VPNs, automatic deletion of messages in messengers, and the presence of hidden contacts as "methods of conspiracy," a member of the Human Rights Council said. Eve MerkachevaThe human rights activist noted that while previously, pretrial detention measures were motivated by the severity of the charge, the risk of escape, or pressure on the investigation, now they are motivated by basic privacy settings or clearing smartphone memory.
