Top events in central Russia November 2-8.
1. In the Moscow region, the entire network of 53 Tarasa gas stations owned by EuroTrans stopped operating. 40 of them were closed by the owner of the property - Gazprombank Leasing. 1,400 workers were forced to shut down; Salaries not paid due to seizure of accounts. Sberbank seeks bankruptcy of EuroTrans.
2. 36-year-old Alexei Mikhailov, who moved to the region from Michurinsk a year and a half ago, was elected the new mayor of Yaroslavl. He recently headed the administration of the Yaroslavl region.
3. The Yaroslav refinery was damaged as a result of UAV attacks, and the Ryazan refinery was also reported as a possible target in an attack in the Ryazan region.
4. In the center of Moscow, the police conducted a massive attack on gathering places of youth and informal youth. The number of detainees is estimated at 150 to 300 people. The Interior Ministry explained the attack as crime prevention.
5. Former deputy head of the civil engineering department Roman Bezhubik was arrested in Moscow.
6. Residents of the villages of Smyvartovo, and Khrushchev and Novo-Nikolaskoya, Rostov District, Yaroslavl Region, opposed the construction of a waste transfer station, expressing concern about the risks of contaminating aquifers.
7. Vladislav Simbilov's Ariel Group, formerly known as Highland Gold, has approved plans to develop the eastern part of the Tsentralnoye deposit in the Rasskazovsky district of the Tambov region. The project has been discussed since the 1990s, and was carried out by the structures of Norilsk Nickel and VSMPO-Avisma.
8. The court confirmed the fictitiousness of the sale of the Kaluga Crystal distillery for 110 million rubles. The 2021 deal between Nikolai Konovalov and Pavel Pobedkin is considered to remove the venture from possible creditor claims. The buyer gave a notarized receipt for payment in cash, but could not confirm the source of the money and the circumstances of its transfer.
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