In Moscow, the building of a former calculating and analytical machines plant on Nizhnyaya Krasnoselskaya Street caught fire, TASS reports , citing emergency services. UPDATED AT 23:15 Moscow time The fire at the Moscow calculating and analytical machines plant, from which people were evacuated, has been extinguished. this TASS reports with reference to emergency services. Forty people were evacuated.

Minsk had earlier warned Warsaw of an upcoming military exercise Two Belarusian helicopters, a Mi-24 and a Mi-8, have violated the airspace of Poland, the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported on Tuesday evening. This happened during a military exercise that Minsk had previously warned Warsaw about. The Belarusian chargé d’affaires in Warsaw was urgently summoned to the ministry.

Earlier, Minsk warned Warsaw about the exercises Two Belarusian helicopters violated Polish airspace. This was reported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Poland. This happened during military exercises, which Minsk had previously warned Warsaw about. The Charge d'Affaires of Belarus in Poland was urgently summoned to the Polish Foreign Ministry.

An explosion was heard on Tuesday in the Balaklavsky district of Sevastopol in annexed Crimea. The Russian-installed mayor of the city, Mikhail Razvozhayev, wrote that air defence had shot down a drone. “According to preliminary reports, a drone was shot down in the Kara-Koba area. There was an explosion on the ground, and the grass and bushes caught fire. Fire brigades are already on the spot,” Razvozhayev reported.

Despite all the threats of Russia, foreign dry cargo loads stretched for Ukrainian ports for grain Odessa port in southern Ukraine. Photo: Yulii Zozulia / ukrinform / via getty images More than one and a half dozen foreign ships, ignoring the threats of Russia, on Monday 31 on July 31 went through the Black Sea and entered Ukrainian ports to continue to move Danube Delta. They were accompanied by the American anti-submarine aircraft P8 and the Forte12 RQ-4 intelligence drone.

In the Chelyabinsk region, a local resident, together with her mother, was captured by a woman for 14 years, she managed to escape. Today the man was arrested Vladimir Chechkidov. Photo: screen video The court sent under the arrest of a 51-year-old resident of the village of Smolino in the Chelyabinsk region, who is allegedly kept in captivity of a woman, beat and raped her. She was not the only victim: in the UK it is reported that the man killed another woman in 2011.

Raiffeisen Bank International has changed the deadline for the divestment of its Russian subsidiary, RBI CEO Johann Strobl announced on Tuesday. “We had previously mentioned 30 September as the earliest possible spin-off date, and currently that [deadline] seems implausible,” Interfax quotes Strobl as saying during a conference call with analysts. Strobl said that the group will continue working on the option and that it is now considering late December as a possible deadline for the spin-off.

An explosion occurred in the Balaklava district of Sevastopol in the annexed Crimea. According to the Russian mayor of the city, Mikhail Razvozhaev, air defense forces shot down the drone. “According to preliminary data, a UAV was shot down in the Kara-Koba area. There was an explosion on the ground, grass and bushes caught fire. Fire crews are already on site and have begun to extinguish the fire,” Razvozhaev wrote.

He was on his way to rescue his mother from an occupied village when he was detained A court in St. Petersburg ruled to continue the detention of the 27-year-old Ukrainian national Ivan Zabavsky, who has been accused of espionage. Zabavsky was first detained last year while attempting to take his mother away from Russian-occupied territory. Mediazona spoke to his mother, Marina Zabavskaya, about the events leading up to his arrest.

Employees of the Investigative Committee in the Samara region detained a 15-year-old teenager on suspicion of preparing to set fire to a school (Part 1 of Article 30, Part 1 of Article 205 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by the press service of the regional department.

The Austrian Raiffeisen Bank International (RBI) decided to postpone the withdrawal of its Russian subsidiary from the group of companies to the end of 2023. This was stated by the group’s CEO, Johann Strobl, as quoted by Interfax. “On our last call, we indicated September 30 as the earliest date for a spin-off (spin-off into a separate business - Ed.), and today this seems unlikely,” Schrobl said on a conference call with analysts. The group will continue to work on this option, he said.

The Russian Federation introduces the "Goskritovalus" in order to bring control over the money of citizens to a qualitatively new level Photo: Bank of Russia On August 1, the law on “digital ruble” entered into force in Russia, the third form of money along with cash and non -cash. The law was lobbying the Central Bank and so far will work in test mode for customers of several banks. In parallel, interest in “digital currency” (CBDC) is shown by the authorities of Belarus.

Why the arrest of Igor Strelkov, Russian ‘patriotic’ blogger, failed to stir people to take to the streets Igor Strelkov (also known as Girkin). Photo: EPA The events of the last few weeks in Russia — from Prigozhin’s rebellion to Girkin’s arrest — speak volumes about the country. Not even a dozen people came out to the courthouse to support Girkin. And only one of them was brave enough to stage a one-man protest, a “people’s governor” of something, Pavel Gubarev.

The Petrograd District Court of St. Petersburg sent to the pre-trial detention center 27-year-old Ukrainian Ivan Zabavsky in the case of espionage (Article 276 of the Criminal Code). "Mediazona" found out details about the detention of a man of his mother Marina. Ivan Zabavsky. Photo: Kambatorel/Instagram Mediazona found out that the court sent Zabavsky to a pre -trial detention center on June 22.

The Sergiev Posad City Court sentenced six former associates of Maxim Martsinkevich (Tesak) to terms of 8 to 15 years in a general regime colony in the case of several murders of migrants committed in 2003. about this TASS writes . “The court decided to sentence Semyon Tokmakov to 13 years in prison, Andrey Kayl - 15, Alexey Gudilin - 13, Pavel Khrulev - 13, Maxim Khotulev - 10, Alexander Lysenkov - 8 years in prison,” the court said.