The Czech government of Andrej Babis has decided not to include President Petr Pavel in the delegation to the NATO summit in Ankara on July 7. The President filed a complaint with the Constitutional Court. The fact that Pavel was excluded from the delegation at the summit in July became known the day before, on Monday. The delegation from the Czech Republic will be headed by Prime Minister Andrej Babis.

The President of the self-proclaimed Republic of South Ossetia, Alan Gagloev, resigned and announced that he was going to work in the Administration of the President of Russia as an adviser to Vladimir Putin. TASS reports this. Prime Minister Marat Kambolov will become the acting head of the republic.

North Korea has completed all work on its side of the road bridge over the Tumannaya River, but the opening of the crossing has been delayed due to the fact that Russia did not have time to complete the access roads and related infrastructure on its bank. This was reported by the South Korean portal Daily NK, citing a source in North Hamgyong province.

Over the past two days, authorities in several Russian regions have announced restrictions on fuel sales, begun manual distribution of supplies, or urged residents not to buy gasoline for future use. Almost everywhere, what is happening is explained not by shortages, but by rush demand, speculation, attempts to stock up on fuel and logistics problems, follows from messages that The Insider studied using the IONA monitoring system .

The State Duma adopted in the second and third readings a law that simplifies the sale of housing seized from corrupt officials, writes RIA Novosti. The current privatization law allows housing confiscated from corrupt officials to be sold only in one case: if its market price is at least twice as high as the estimated area of ​​the apartment multiplied by the average cost per square meter in the region.

Reports about the introduction of a limit on fuel sales continue to come from new regions of Russia. Restrictions have already affected Siberia, the Far East and the largest oil-producing regions of the country. According to the Telegram channel “NeMoskva Speaks,” restrictions began to apply at gas stations of the Gazprom Neft network in the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug: no more than 40 liters of gasoline and 80 liters of diesel fuel per person.

Passengers of train No. 184 Sevastopol - Murmansk were forced to get to the departure station in Kerch on their own after the carrier did not provide the promised bus. According to the Sevastopol publication ForPost, the reason for the cancellation of the flight was the lack of fuel. Following recent attacks by Ukrainian drones on the railway infrastructure in Crimea, the train traffic pattern has been changed.

We are not talking about a change in the real route of the vessel, but about anomalies in the transmitted navigation coordinates. The tanker continued to move along its route, but its location on ship tracking maps was displayed with significant errors. According to the Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine, PATE is involved in the export of Russian oil and petroleum products, bypassing restrictions imposed by the G7 countries and their partners.

As a result of the hurricane in the Sverdlovsk region, at least 16 people were injured, reports the press service of the regional Main Directorate of the Ministry of Emergency Situations. The hurricane hit the Sverdlovsk region on the evening of June 22. According to the department, as of 6 a.m. local time, 99 private residential buildings were damaged, of which 32 were completely destroyed. More than 4 thousand houses were left without electricity.

Ars Arma #Arsarma_archive The photo shows a fighter in the special military operation zone wearing our archived T-Tec vest in the Atacs-FG camouflage pattern. We are also publishing a recent brief customer review related to this product: “Good evening. Some time ago, I ordered a 5.11 Tac Tec plate carrier from the guys. Recently, I contacted Dmitry because it needed repairs due to very frequent use.

I. o. US Director of National Intelligence Bill Pulte began massive cuts after taking office. CNN writes about this with reference to a source. The publication’s interlocutor did not specify exactly how many people were affected by the cuts. Pulte showed up to his office a day early last week, catching staffers and outgoing director Tulsi Gabbard by surprise. He previously requested a list of all department employees, CNN clarifies.

Russian oil exports have reached their highest level since the beginning of the year, Bloomberg writes . According to the ship movement data examined for the week (from June 15 to June 21), 38 tankers loaded a total of 28.79 million barrels of Russian oil, or approximately 4.11 million barrels per day. The average volume of oil supplies over the past four weeks was 3.89 million barrels per day. Almost all of this oil is now transported, rather than sitting idle at sea.

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The students were told that they would be conducting exercises “near Moscow or somewhere else” and “shooting down drones near Moscow and the Moscow Region.” However, the document that one of the students was given to sign turned out to be not an agreement on alternative service, but an indefinite contract for stay in a volunteer formation - the BARS "Moscow" brigade.

Residents of Yevpatoria, Dzhankoy and a number of other settlements in the west and north of the annexed Crimea were left without electricity, Krymenergo reported . The company explained the problems with power supply as technological disruptions in electrical networks and promised to restore the system within 24 hours. Ukrainian monitoring Telegram channels, meanwhile, reported another massive drone raid on Crimea.