On October 29, more than 460 flights were delayed or canceled at Moscow and St. Petersburg airports, ASTRA calculated based on data from the airports.ru service. Vnukovo and Sheremetyevo suffered the most. Pulkovo, according to Fontanka, received planes that could not land in Moscow. The Federal Air Transport Agency lifted restrictions on flights to Vnukovo, Domodedovo and Zhukovsky only at 6:46 am. Delays continued until evening.

The fact that residents of Omsk began to be abducted from the streets and sent to the Sirius-55 selection point, where they were beaten and forced to sign a contract, was previously reported by several media outlets, citing comments from users of 2GIS maps and the publication of the Omsk Civil Association. Comments under the address 8th Maryanovskaya Street, 1a date from May - October 2026. The center for further education of the Omsk region is located there.

On October 29, more than 460 flights were delayed or canceled at the airports of Moscow and St. Petersburg, ASTRA calculated based on service data. airports.ru Vnukovo and Sheremetyevo suffered the most. Pulkovo, according to Fontanka, hosted planes that could not land in Moscow. The Federal Air Transport Agency lifted restrictions on flights to Vnukovo, Domodedovo and Zhukovsky only at 6:46 a.m. Delays persisted until the evening.

Several media outlets previously reported that residents of Omsk are being abducted from the streets and sent to the Sirius‑55 recruitment center, where they are beaten and forced to sign a contract. This was based on comments from 2GIS map users and a post by the Omsk Civil Association. The comments under the address 8th Maryanovskaya Street, 1a date back to May – October 2026. The center for additional education of the Omsk region is located there.

18‑year‑old Kirill Babkinov, a resident of the Angara region, died in the war with Ukraine on September, 2; he was buried on September, 29. The obituary published by the local administration caught the attention of “People of Baikal. Babkinov was born in the village of Tanguty, Nukutsky District, Irkutsk Region; he completed 9 grades, enrolled in the Aginsky Pedagogical College, and dreamed of becoming a physical education teacher.

An 18-year-old resident of the Angara region, Kirill Babkinov, died in the war with Ukraine on September 2, and was buried on September 29. People of Baikal drew attention to the obituary published by the local administration. Babkinov was born in the village of Tanguty, Nukutsky district, Irkutsk region, graduated from 9th grade, entered the Aginsky Pedagogical College, and dreamed of becoming a physical education teacher.

According to the latest data , three people were killed and 39 were injured in the attack. An ASTRA OSINT expert confirmed the drone attack on the Voronezhsintezkauchuk plant after analyzing Supernova+ footage of the drone’s crash and explosion in Voronezh. In the recording, the UAV first flies over Voronezh in the area of ​​the plant. A few seconds later, a flash of an explosion is visible on the plant’s territory, and later the sound of an explosion is heard.

According to the latest data , three people died and 39 were injured due to the attack. OSINT expert ASTRA confirmed the UAV attack on the Voronezhsintezkauchuk enterprise after analyzing Supernova+ materials from the moment the drone fell and exploded in Voronezh. In the recording, the UAV first flies over Voronezh to the area of ​​the enterprise, after a few seconds a flash of an explosion is visible on the territory of the plant and later the sound of an explosion is heard.

The prosecutor's office of the Kharkov region reported the call signs of four more Russian servicemen who may be involved in the executions of three Ukrainian soldiers in the summer of 2024 on the territory of the Volchansky aggregate plant. Previously, Russian Sergei Tuzhilov with the call sign “Altai” was sentenced to life imprisonment in Ukraine for these crimes. On October 22, ASTRA reported that the Court of Appeal in Kharkov upheld Tuzhilov’s life sentence.

This became known from a response from the Military Investigative Department of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for the Penza garrison to the relatives of 63‑year‑old confectioner Alexander Glebov, who was detained in Penza in September and ended up in Ukraine three days later.

This became known from the response of the Military Investigation Department of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for the Penza garrison to the relatives of 63-year-old confectioner Alexander Glebov, who was detained in Penza in September and three days later ended up in Ukraine.

28-year-old Evgeny Dolmatov, who, according to leaks, served in the Samara region in 2020–2021 in Military Unit 45863 (30th separate motorized rifle brigade), and since 2024 has been an employee of the selection point for military service under contract in Ulyanovsk, confirmed to ASTRA that it was he who “registered” Kazakh citizen Kamir for the contract Nurgalieva. We told about his story on October 20 .

28‑year‑old Evgeny Dolmatov, who, according to leaks, served in the Samara region in Military Unit 45863 (the 30th Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade) in 2020–2021, and since 2024 has been an employee at the contract military service recruitment point in Ulyanovsk, confirmed to ASTRA that it was he who “arranged for” Kazakh citizen Kamir Nurgaliyev to sign a contract.

His mother told ASTRA about this. According to her, Kamir Nurgaliev, a native of the village of Glubokoye in the East Kazakhstan region of Kazakhstan, who lived in Ust-Kamenogorsk before moving to the Russian Federation to earn money, was detained by unknown persons in Ulyanovsk on September 14 or 15, 2026. In the Russian Federation, Nurgaliev lived since March 2026 in the Smolensk region, in the city of Gagarin, where he worked at a meat processing plant as a compiler of seasoning mixtures.

Workers of the Northern Kuzbass coal company in Berezovsky, Kemerovo region, sent a collective appeal to the trade union and regional media: they have not been paid wages since October 2025. Copies of the appeal are at ASTRA's disposal. There are 57 signatures under it. The miners write that many colleagues were afraid to sign the letter because of the threat of dismissal. The authors write that they speak on behalf of the entire enterprise, and not from individual sections.