Zurabishvili could have been referring to the statement of Dmitry Medvedev, who earlier called the Georgian president a puppet and called for her removal from office and arrest.

The news The Insider October 30, 2024 In today's report: Deepstate - The Russian military captured Epiphany and Novokukrainka on the Ugledar protrusion Z-channels-the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation occupied the Kurakhovka, the development in the village suffered slightly due to the quick departure of the Armed Forces Russian Minister of Defense Andrei Belousov noted the merits of Russian military personnel who took a circle in the Kharkov region "on credit" Ukrainian landing is still

In Russia, during the week from October 22 to October 28, inflation increased from 0.2% to 0.27%. This follows from Rosstat data, which The Bell drew attention to. According to the report, the growth drivers were dairy and fruit and vegetable products. The largest increase in prices is observed for butter - in the week to October 28 the increase was 1.9%, since the beginning of the year prices have increased by 25.7%.

A protocol was drawn up against the mother of a 10-year-old girl from Crimea (the city of Saki), who made a video with Russian and Ukrainian flags for TikTok, “for failure to fulfill duties for the maintenance and upbringing of minors.” According to employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the video posted by the child discredits the Russian Armed Forces and desecrates the Russian flag, however, due to her age, the girl herself cannot be charged under the article.

Fines for “inducing” abortion in the Trans-Baikal Territory will range from 3 thousand to 50 thousand rubles, the region’s legislative assembly said in a statement. The fines were introduced on the initiative of the Transbaikalia prosecutor's office.

The United States added Putin’s niece, Deputy Defense Minister Anna Tsivileva, to the sanctions list. Also subject to sanctions were Deputy Defense Ministers Pavel Fradkov, Andrei Bulyga, Alexander Fomin and Viktor Goremykin. Fradkov's father is Mikhail Fradkov, ex-director of the Foreign Intelligence Service and former Prime Minister of the Russian Federation. Anna Tsivileva is the wife of the Russian Minister of Energy, ex-governor of the Kemerovo region Sergei Tsivilev.

On Wednesday night, a fire occurred at the BAE Systems shipyard located in the city of Barrow-in-Furness in the UK. Two people were hospitalized with suspected smoke inhalation. Police say there is no nuclear threat. The BBC reports this. Due to the fire and heavy smoke, all people had to be evacuated from Devonshire Dock, the main building of the facility. Local residents are advised to keep their windows closed. The road to the nearby Michaelson Bridge is closed.

On Wednesday, Washington announced a new wave of sanctions targeting nearly 400 entities and individuals accused of supplying Russia with advanced technology to support its “war machine.” The list included one Russian and two Chinese companies exposed in The Insider’s investigations. “Today’s action targets both individual actors and sprawling sanctions evasion networks across 17 jurisdictions, including India, the People’s Republic of China (PRC), Switzerland, Thailand, and Türkiye.

Amid reports of routine executions of Ukrainian prisoners, it is not surprising that Russian soldiers have also faced similar fates. The Insider has previously reported ( 1 , 2 ) on the “gulag-style” punishment system inside the Russian units fighting in Ukraine.

In Novosibirsk, 470 houses were left without heat due to an accident at a pumping station. The heat supply company SGK-Novosibirsk reported this on its Telegram channel. The accident occurred at 6:30 a.m. local time; according to the city administration, heat supply should be restored by 10:30 p.m. According to the city administration, the cause of the accident was a water hammer, which resulted in a breakdown of the internal heating system in 40 houses.

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A scientist, an employee of one of the local higher educational institutions, was detained in Kharkov, who is accused of developing drawings and carrying out the necessary calculations to improve kamikaze drones and installations for launching them, at the request of Russian representatives. Ukrainian media reported this ( 1 , 2 ) with reference to the SBU. The detainee is a 72-year-old mechanical scientist, his name has not been released.

Accused of attempting to seize power, businessman and founder of the construction company KZh Group, Imamidin Tashov, cut his stomach in the pre-trial detention center of the State Committee for National Security (SCNS) of Kyrgyzstan. The detainee’s lawyer, Samat Matsakov, reported this to the local edition of Radio Liberty/Azattyk. “I was not provided with information about how exactly he did this,” Matsakov said and added that the businessman had two cuts in his abdomen.

The Volzhsky District Court of Saratov in the case of an accident on July 22, 2024, in which the son of the regional governor Roman Busargin died, sentenced 19-year-old Amir Rakhmatulin to five years in a general regime colony. Kommersant reports this. Rakhmatulin, as the court found, was driving a Lada Granta car at the time of the tragedy and provoked a collision with a MAN truck on Sokolova Street. As a result, 17-year-old Ivan Busargin and another 19-year-old Lada passenger died on the spot.

Flooding in the province of Valencia in eastern Spain killed at least 62 people, El Pais reports , citing the operational headquarters of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Dozens of people are listed as missing. About 155 thousand residents were left without electricity. Train services between Madrid and Valencia have been suspended. As the newspaper writes, dozens of people spent the night in cars and on the roofs of buildings until rescuers reached them.