In Derbent, unknown persons attacked a church and a synagogue , and in Makhachkala, a traffic police post . TASS and RIA Novosti write about this. Subsequently, the Ministry of Internal Affairs reported that six security officers were killed and 12 were injured. Later, the number of dead and injured was clarified by the Muftiate of Dagestan. It reported that nine people were killed, including seven police officers, and 25 were injured.

In St. Petersburg, FSB officers detained former top manager of the Patriot media holding Ilya Gorbunov and editor-in-chief of Konkretno.ru Kirill Metelev. This was reported by Fontanka sources. According to the publication, they are charged with extortion (Article 163 of the Criminal Code).

Vietnamese Foreign Minister Bui Thanh Son thanked the US State Department for facilitating the transition of the two countries' relations to a comprehensive strategic partnership, Vietnam Plus reports . The Vietnamese Foreign Minister made this statement during a meeting with US Assistant Secretary of State Daniel Kritenbrink.

The head of the State Duma Defense Committee Andrei Kartapolov announced a possible change in the time for making a decision on the use of nuclear weapons. RIA Novosti reports this. According to the deputy, a change in the nuclear doctrine is possible in the event of an increase in “challenges and threats” towards Russia. "Everything will depend on how the military-political situation changes. The doctrine reflects our reaction to what is happening around our country.

The Holy Trinity icon by Andrei Rublev was displayed in a temporary icon case at the Trinity Lavra of St. Sergius without climate control. This was reported by the BBC Russian Service, citing a source close to the Ministry of Culture. According to him, a special display case was brought from Germany for the Trinity, which is presumably equipped with a humidity and temperature control system. However, it is not yet known when the icon will be placed in the new display case.

As a result of the shelling of Sevastopol, four people were killed, including two children. This was reported by the governor of the annexed city, Mikhail Razvozzhayev. Earlier, it was reported that five people were killed. Razvozzhaev added that 144 people sought medical assistance. Earlier, the assistant to the Minister of Health, Alexei Kuznetsov, said that 27 children were among the victims. According to Razvozzhaev, five children are in intensive care.

Ukraine is trying to get permission from the United States to strike targets on Russian territory with long-range ATACMS missiles, Associated Press reports . Ukrainian officials hope to persuade the U.S. to allow the use of ATACMS against specific targets. Currently, according to the AP, Kyiv wants permission to strike long-range weapons at targets up to 100 kilometers deep in Russia.

She spent more than 40 years in prison. The real killer himself worked in the police In November 1980, in a small city of St. Joseph, a brutal murder occurred in Missouri: an employee of the local library found a strangled in her house. The police suspected a 20-year-old girl with a mental disorder in a crime. The police did not take into account its features and did not conduct a psychiatric examination, and also pulled out readings from it right in the hospital.

South Korea's National Security Adviser Chang Ho-jin said the country would not be bound in any way to aid Ukraine if Russia provided North Korea with precision weapons, Yonhap quoted him as saying. "I would like to emphasize that everything depends on what Russia does," he said.

As the rebellion of Prigozhin changed Russia, Putin's views and what is the logic of criminal cases against generals, says the author of the book about the Wagner PMC Ilya Barabanov “We will not be able to destroy us-we have goals, we are ready to die,” a year ago, on the night of June 23 to 24, 2023, this phrase appeared in the host of the owner of the most famous private army in the world-Evgeny Prigozhin.

The post-war crime surge will affect Russia's GDP, Bloomberg reports, citing Bloomberg Economics economist Alex Isakov. The state will face increased spending on social security and safety, especially the police, he said. “The costs of post-war crime could range from 0.2% of GDP if the conflict is resolved in 2024, to 0.6% of GDP if the war continues for another five years and about three million Russians are drawn into it,” the expert explained.