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In Butyrka, ISS’s SecurOS is used
In the Moscow pre-trial detention center «Butyrka», the surveillance system with artificial intelligence was built on SecurOS software from the Russian company ISS («Intelligent Security Systems»). The system’s developer was identified by Current Time after examining scientific publications by FSIN employees and corporate data.
#ISS #THIS #SecurOS #Butyrka #RussiaandtheUSA #pretrialdetentioncenter #fsin
Moscow court sentenced Sergei Smirnov in absentia to one year in prison in the «foreign agents» case
A magistrate court in Moscow sentenced the editor-in-chief of Mediazona, Sergei Smirnov, in absentia to one year in a general-regime penal colony in a case involving violations of the «foreign agents» law. He was also banned from administering websites for two years.
#Foreignagents #Mediazona #Moscow #Russiancourts #SergeySmirnov
For more than a month, a doctor has not been coming to lawyer Maria Bontsler in pretrial detention
In pretrial detention, a doctor has not been coming to lawyer Maria Bontsler for more than a month, although her condition requires medical supervision. This was reported by the project «Word for Defense» citing lawyer Ilya Sidorov.
#Kaliningrad #MariaBoncler #RegionsoftheRussianFederation #repressions #pretrialdetentioncenter
At least six people were killed in a strike on the Eurogurt warehouse in Lutsk
On the afternoon of October 14 in Lutsk, the center of Volyn Oblast in western Ukraine, at least six people were killed as a result of a Russian strike on the wholesale warehouse of the company Eurogurt. At least 10 people were injured, and two others were wounded in a nine-story residential building damaged in the attack.
Japan’s Foreign Ministry hands Russian ambassador a protest note over the detention of a Hokkaido Shimbun journalist on Sakhalin
Japan’s Foreign Ministry summoned Russia’s ambassador in Tokyo, Nikolai Nozdrev, and handed him a protest note over the detention in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk of Yuki Imai, a journalist for the Japanese newspaper Hokkaido Shimbun. On October 13, he was detained at a hotel on suspicion of espionage under Article 276 of the Criminal Code, after which he was sent to Moscow.
Russia’s Ministry of Justice adds the Tbilisi project Frame to the register of «undesirable organizations»
Russia’s Ministry of Justice has added the Tbilisi educational project Frame to the register of «undesirable organizations». It holds trainings, discussions, and workshops on social studies, urban studies, and human rights for adults and teenagers.
#Frame #Undesirableorganizations #Georgia #MinistryofJusticeoftheRussianFederation #repressions
In Kharkiv region, an unknown person shot five Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers
In the village of Kutuzivka in Kharkiv region, on the evening of October 13, an unknown person in civilian clothes shot five servicemen of the 72nd Separate Mechanized Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. The Ukrainian Prosecutor General’s Office and the Armed Forces of Ukraine confirmed the soldiers’ deaths, and the attacker is being sought.
#72ndSeparateMechanizedBrigade #ArmedForcesofUkraine #GenprokuraturaUkrainy #Kutuzovka #RadioSvoboda #Kharkivregion
Novak said that refineries in the Saratov and Ryazan regions were struck
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said that on the night of October 14, Ukrainian drones allegedly attacked oil refineries in the Saratov and Ryazan regions. Authorities in those regions reported only downed drones and shelling of Balakovo, while adviser to the President of Ukraine Dmytro Lytvyn called Novak’s statement fake.
#AlexandrNovak #WarinUkraine #Curiosities #oilrefinery #RyazanOblast #SaratovOblast #StrikesagainstRussia
FBI denies MS Now report that Kash Patel flew to Russia
The American TV channel MS Now reported, citing sources, that FBI Director Kash Patel flew to Russia. Later, the FBI denied the information and confirmed that Patel is in Virginia at a Liberty University event.
#MSNow #Curiosities #KeshPatel #RussiaandtheUSA #specialservices #FBI
Human rights activists reported two cases of coercion into a contract in Ulyanovsk
In October in Ulyanovsk, human rights activists received two reports of men being coerced into contract service with the Ministry of Defense. According to relatives, in one case a man was forced to sign a contract after a street check, and in the other he was taken to the military enlistment office at night and held there until morning until he signed the documents.
#militaryregistrationandenlistmentoffice #ArmedForcesoftheRussianFederation #Gothroughtheforest #thecontract #MinistryofDefenseoftheRussianFederation #raids #RegionsoftheRussianFederation #Ulyanovsk
Zelensky urged Elon Musk to lift restrictions on Starlink in Ukraine
In an interview with British broadcaster Piers Morgan, Volodymyr Zelensky urged Elon Musk and SpaceX to lift restrictions on Starlink in Ukraine. He called the decision to restrict the operation of terminals for Ukrainian military personnel a mistake and warned that communication outages could lead to new loss of life.
#starlink #VladimirZelensky #WarinUkraine #elonmask #Ukraine
Wholesale diesel in the U.S. rose above the level seen before Trump’s statement about supplies from Russia
After Donald Trump, the U.S. president, said he had reached an agreement with Vladimir Putin, the president of the Russian Federation, on diesel supplies, wholesale fuel prices in the U.S. rose again above the level they had been at before that announcement. November diesel futures on CME Group were trading at $4.87 per gallon on Wednesday, whereas on Friday, after a brief decline, they had fallen to $4.74.
Rutte said that NATO does not see an immediate threat to its territory from Russia
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said during a visit to Estonia that the alliance does not see an immediate threat to its territory from Russia. At the same time, he called Russia a long-term threat and said that it is now «not in the best position».
#Baltics #hybridwar #EuropeandRussia #MarkRutte #NATO #Estonia
In Bulgaria, a fire broke out at a Starlink station, and authorities called the incident sabotage
In Bulgaria, a fire broke out at a Starlink ground station, which, according to MP Ivaylo Mirchev, affected 11 of the 17 antennas. Bulgarian authorities called the incident sabotage and said additional security measures would be taken for such facilities.
#starlink #Bulgaria #Sabotage #EuropeandRussia #NATO #Poland #Incidents #specialservices
Inflation in Russia slowed to 0.11% from October 6 to 12 amid rising utility tariffs
Inflation in Russia slowed to 0.11% from October 6 to 12 after 0.96% the previous week amid faster tariff increases, according to Rosstat data. Since the beginning of October, prices have risen by 1.01%, and since the beginning of the year — by 6.10%, which is above the lower bound of the Central Bank’s target range of 6–7%.
#inflation #Russia #Rosstat #finance #CentralBankoftheRussianFederation
The Communist Party of the Russian Federation did not support the government report on budget execution for 2025
The CPRF faction on Tuesday did not support the government report on budget execution for 2025 in the State Duma. Deputy Anatoly Lokot explained this by the budget’s «systemic problems» and by the fact that the «burden of war» should be distributed evenly across all Russians.
#AlexandrLokot #budget #TheStateDuma #CommunistParty #RussianUkrainianWar
Hungarian Parliament Approves Amendments to Child Protection Law
Hungary’s parliament has approved amendments to the child protection law adopted in 2021 under Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. Provisions banning the «portrayal» or «promotion» of sexual and gender diversity were removed from the text, and the new version is aimed at protecting minors from content that could seriously impair a child’s physical, intellectual, emotional, or moral development.
The Netherlands did not issue visas to three Russian gymnasts ahead of the World Championships
The Netherlands did not issue visas to Russian gymnasts Angelina Melnikova, Viktoriia Listunova, and Anna Kalmykova ahead of the World Championships, where the first team berths for the 2028 Olympics will be awarded. According to the Russian Gymnastics Federation, the refusal affected three of the six athletes in the application, and visas were granted to 47 of the 61 members of the Russian delegation.
#AngelinaMelnikova #VladislavaListunova #LeylaKalmykova #Netherlands #RussianGymnasticsFederation #WorldGymnasticsChampionships
Zelensky reported ballistic missile strikes on Kyiv and a hit on a residential nine-story building
Volodymyr Zelensky said that Russia struck Kyiv with ballistic missiles, and Ukrainian troops saw them only as they approached the city. According to him, the main target was the Darnytsia CHP-4 plant, and one of the missiles hit a residential nine-story building; no casualties have been reported so far.
#VladimirZelensky #ArmedForcesofUkraine #DarnitskayaThermalPowerPlant4 #DonaldTrump #Kiev #Russia
Yuri Dmitriev was returned to the colony without a diagnosis
70-year-old historian and former head of the Karelian «Memorial», Yuri Dmitriev, was returned from a medical correctional facility to the colony. During two weeks of hospitalization, he was not diagnosed because the necessary equipment was unavailable.