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«Word of Defense» reported a fraud case against staff of Nadezhdin’s headquarters
The human rights project «Word of Defense» reported on Tuesday that a criminal case on fraud on an especially large scale has been opened against several employees of politician Boris Nadezhdin’s election headquarters. According to the project, the case is connected with the transfer of money from the candidate’s election account to the accounts of sole proprietors and individuals.
#BorisNadezhdin #IgorArtemev #Moscow #NikolaiKazakov #PerovskyCourtofMoscow #RadioSvoboda
FSB announced the detention in Voronezh of a Russian woman in a case involving preparations for a strike on the Baltimore airfield
FSB announced the detention in Voronezh of a Russian woman suspected of preparing a strike on the military Baltimore airfield. According to the agency, she was taken into custody.
In Novokuznetsk, a pensioner reported being beaten by people who identified themselves as military police
In Novokuznetsk, Irina Kotikova said that unknown men who introduced themselves as military police officers beat her near her home. The woman was hospitalized with multiple injuries.
#militarypolice #MilitaryProsecutorsOffice #InteriorMinistry #Novokuznetsk #InvestigativeCommittee #FSB
Two Turkish citizens detained in Germany in case of arson at a Starlink station near Warsaw
German police detained two Turkish citizens in the German town of Nürtingen in connection with the arson of a Starlink station in the Masovian Voivodeship near Warsaw. According to Polish authorities, they are expected to be charged with sabotage on behalf of a foreign intelligence service.
#starlink #Germany #DonaldTusk #Poland #Russianspecialservices #Turkey
Trump’s representatives linked the diesel deal to Ukraine talks
Representatives of U.S. President Donald Trump at a meeting with Ukrainian officials in Miami said that allowing exports of Russian diesel fuel should help bring Moscow back to the negotiating table on resolving the Ukrainian conflict, Reuters reported, citing three sources. According to them, special envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner also said that Vladimir Putin is not ready to discuss ending the special military operation.
#DzharedKushner #DmitryPeskov #DonaldTrump #RussiaandtheUSA #StivUitkoff #fuel
The Ministry of Education and Science proposed banning students expelled for disciplinary reasons from returning to universities for five years
The Ministry of Education and Science has prepared a draft order that would prohibit universities from readmitting, for five years, students expelled for disciplinary violations. If the document is approved, it will take effect on March 1, 2027, and will also change the rules for paid admission and admission through academic competitions.
NSFR reported millions of FSSP requests to banks about debtors’ accounts
Russian banks received millions of requests from the Federal Bailiff Service about debtors’ accounts from September 18 to 21 without prior warning. The National Financial Market Council warned that such a flow of requests could jeopardize the financial stability of individual banks.
Radev called Russia the likely culprit behind drone attacks on two ships off the coast of Bulgaria
Bulgaria’s Prime Minister Rumen Radev said that Russia is likely behind the drone attacks on two cargo ships in the country’s territorial waters. One ship was hit by three drones, the second sank, and part of the crew is listed as missing.
#Bulgaria #WarinUkraine #europe #EuropeandRussia #NATO #StrikesagainstUkraine #BlackSea
The number of new housing developments in Russia fell to a six-year low
From January to September 2026, construction of 3.03 thousand apartment buildings was approved in Russia, and this became the lowest figure in six years, RBC writes, citing data from the Unified Information System for Housing Construction (EISHS) and market participants. The decline in housing demand amid the cancellation of the untargeted subsidized mortgage, the tightening of the family program, and expensive lending led to a reduction in new projects.
FSB Detains Hokkaido Shimbun Correspondent in Sakhalin on Suspicion of Espionage
The FSB detained a correspondent for the Japanese newspaper Hokkaido Shimbun in Sakhalin on suspicion of espionage and took him to Moscow, where the Lefortovo Court ordered him held in custody. The FSB Investigative Directorate opened a case under Article 276 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation.
#DalnyVostok #RegionsoftheRussianFederation #Russiancourts #Sakhalin #FSB #espionage #Japan
French military detain DF Peak tanker from Russia’s «shadow fleet»
French military detained the DF Peak tanker in the Indian Ocean, which Paris considers part of Russia’s «shadow fleet». After the inspection, command stated that it had confirmed suspicions of the illegal use of the Benin flag.
Michael Naki was sentenced to 5 years in prison in the second in absentia case, bringing the total term to 14 years
The Basmanny District Court of Moscow sentenced blogger Michael Naki in absentia to 5 years in prison under the article on calls for actions against state security. Taking into account the previous sentence under the article on military «fakes», he was ultimately sentenced to 14 years in a general-regime penal colony and banned from administering websites for 5 years.
#Fakesaboutthearmy #WarinUkraine #MaiklNaki #Mediazona #Russiancourts
Katerina Silvanova was fined 200,000 rubles for three posts in a Telegram channel
Magistrate judge of court precinct No. 374 of Moscow’s Tagansky District, Alexandra Mikhaleva, fined one of the authors of the book «Summer in a Pioneer Tie», Katerina Silvanova, 200,000 rubles. The reason was three posts in the Telegram channel «the investigation is led by gerda», for which a report was drawn up against her on «LGBT propaganda».
#Individuum #PopcornBooks #KaterinaSilvanova #LGBT #Russiancourts
Anthropic linked the risk of self-replication of small AI models with internet-connected devices by the end of 2026
Anthropic warned that small AI models could learn to self-replicate through internet-connected home devices and appliances by the end of 2026. The company reached this conclusion after an experiment with 15 Android TV set-top boxes and models with 26 and 9 billion parameters.
OPEC: Oil production in Russia fell to 8.643 million barrels per day in September
In September, oil production in Russia fell to 8.643 million barrels per day, according to the OPEC report citing secondary sources. This is 38,000 barrels per day less than the revised August level and 1.306 million barrels below Russia’s quota under the OPEC+ agreement.
Pistorius urged not to react to every statement by Trump
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius urged people to give up the habit of reacting to every statement by U.S. President Donald Trump. His words were reported by the German newspaper Bild.
Medicine for black swans. What the Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded for this year
American scientists Michael Woodford and Robert Hall, who study this year’s most pressing problem of sudden economic shocks, received the 2026 Nobel Prize in Economics
#blackswans #Research #Thescience #NobelPrize #USA #economiccrises
«Yandex Pay» partially resumed operations after drone attacks on Yandex data centers
«Yandex Pay» is gradually restoring access to transfers and payments for some users after drone attacks on Yandex data centers. The head of the company’s fintech division, Dmitry Pirogov, said the service is still operating unstably, and from October 11 to 17 special conditions will apply to savings accounts and loan payments.
Sobyanin reported 417 drones heading toward the Moscow region, a school was damaged in the Kaluga region
On the night of October 13, 417 Ukrainian drones were heading toward the Moscow region, Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin said. In the Kaluga region, according to Governor Vladislav Shapsha, 73 drones were destroyed; in the Mosalsky district, a school building, two private houses, and a car were damaged.
#Vnukovo #Domodedovo #KalugaOblast #Moscow #Moscowregion #SergeiSobyanin
Leaders of India’s CJP detained after entering Jantar Mantar in Delhi
On Tuesday morning in Delhi, leaders of India’s Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), Ashutosh Ranka and Saurabh Das, were detained after they and other participants climbed over police barricades and entered the fenced-off Jantar Mantar site. Police took them away after they demanded the resignation of India’s Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar amid a dispute over the revision of voter lists.