A message about hacking and leakage of payment data appeared on the website of the operator of the Mir payment system, created by the Central Bank of the National Payment Card System company. The NSPK website is currently unavailable, but a copy of the hacked page was saved in the Archive.today service .

Two Russian contract soldiers were detained on suspicion of murdering nine residents of the city of Volnovakha in the occupied territory of the Donetsk region of Ukraine. This is stated on the website of the Investigative Committee of Russia. Both servicemen are from the Far East. “The motive for the crime was a domestic conflict,” the department added. According to Astra , the massacre occurred on October 27.

Makhachkala International Airport. Photo: Ramazan Rashidov / TASS Amid the ongoing military conflict between Israel and Hamas, Russia’s North Caucasus has been engulfed in chaos. Enraged men, having believed rumours about incoming “Jewish refugees,” pelted stones at a hotel in Khasavyurt, Dagestan republic, set ablaze an under-construction Jewish centre in Nalchik, Kabardino-Balkaria republic, and stormed the airfield in Makhachkala, the capital and largest city of Dagestan.

President Vladimir Putin explained yesterday's riots at Makhachkala airport as the work of “Western intelligence agencies.” His speech was broadcast on Rossiya-1, excerpts are provided on the Kremlin website. “The events in Makhachkala last night were inspired, including through social networks, not least from the territory of Ukraine, by the hands of agents of Western intelligence services,” Putin said.

Makhachkala airport on October 30, 2023. Photo: AFP Since October 28, anti -Semitic performances do not stop in the North Caucasus. The day before, hundreds of people broke into Makhachkala International Airport in search of Jews on a flight arrived from Tel Aviv. Mediazona briefly talked with an independent Dagestan journalist-how the moods that splashed into yesterday's riots ripened in society, what role the Morning Telegram channel played in this.

Billionaire Alexey Kuzmichev was detained in France, reported newspaper Le Monde , citing sources. His homes, including a Parisian mansion in the 7th arrondissement and a villa in Saint-Tropez, were searched. The European Union added Kuzmichev to the sanctions list along with another co-founder of Alfa Group, Herman Khan, in March 2022; after the start of the war, at the end of February, Mikhail Fridman and Peter Aven were also added there.

messenger The Telegram blocked the “Morning Dagestan” channel, where the first messages appeared about “refugees from Israel” allegedly arriving in the North Caucasus, and calls to meet them at the Makhachkala airport. “The user does not exist,” it says when trying to open a channel using a direct link. The blocking was also confirmed by the founder of the messenger, Pavel Durov.

Photo: Ramazan Rashidov / TASS Against the backdrop of the continuing military confrontation of Israel and Hamas, the Russian North Caucasus covered the riots: people who believed in the “Jewish refugees” people threw stones at the hotel in Khasavyurt, set fire to the unfinished Jewish center in Nalchik and broke into the airfield of the airfield in Makhachkala. Mediazona tried to talk about everything that has happened in the region over the past three days.

Makhachkala International Airport after the riots, October 30. Photo: Musa Salgereev / TASS On the evening of October 29, a mob waving Palestinian flags and chanting anti-Semitic slogans stormed the runway of the Uytash international airport in Makhachkala, Dagestan, a Muslim-majority republic in southern Russia.

The Smolninsky District Court of St. Petersburg arrested 11 local residents who participated in simulating the work of law enforcement agencies. This was reported by the joint press service of the city courts. Dmitry Romantsev, Bogdan Saribekyan, Alexander Zhokhov, Alexander Demyanov, Roman Malyshev, Ilya Barbashin, Ivan Khrabrov, Artem Banshchikov, Andrei Kozulin, Vasily Melnikov and Vladimir Shipulin were found guilty of petty hooliganism (Part 1 of Article 20.1 of the Administrative Code).

The territory of the Makhachkala International Airport after the riots, October 30. Photo: Musa Salgereev / TASS On the evening of October 29, in Makhachkala, a crowd with Palestine flags and anti -Semitic slogans burst into the runway of Uytash airport. Several hundred aggressive men were met by the WZ-4728 Red Wings Airlines, which was traveling from Tel Aviv to Makhachkala, after transplanting, the passengers had to fly to Moscow. Mediazona talked with the passenger of this flight.

The Khoroshevsky District Court of Moscow fined human rights activist Lev Ponomarev 50 thousand rubles, reports the joint press service of the capital's courts. Ponomarev was found guilty of failure to provide a report on the activities of a “foreign agent” (Part 2 of Article 19.34 of the Administrative Code). His case went to court on October 18.

On the Day of Remembrance for Victims of Political Repression, 25 members of the European Parliament spoke out in support of Russian political prisoners, including the arrested lawyers of Alexei Navalny. about this Member of the European Parliament from Lithuania Andrius Kubilius spoke .

The Kurgan Regional Court registered the case file against a local resident accused of “collaborating on a confidential basis” with a foreign organization (Article 275.1 of the Criminal Code). Mediazona drew attention to the case file. The defendant's name is Maxim Kharitonov. Previously, the Kurgan City Court sent him to a pre-trial detention center on a criminal case; on October 13, the measure of restraint was approved by the appellate court.

During “Conversations about the Important”, timed to coincide with National Unity Day, schoolchildren will be told about the “feat of the crew of the Alyosha tank”, which “stopped 10 units of equipment” of the Armed Forces of Ukraine; they also plan to instill in children “readiness to defend the homeland.” This follows from a classroom scenario for high school students.