Top news for the morning of November 5 Chronicle of last Wednesday's events ◾ Three people died when Ukrainian armed forces hit a minibus. A UAV attacked a civilian minibus in the Belgrade area. Among the dead is an eight-year-old boy and two adults. Governor Shubayev stated that ◾ NATO allows attacks on military bases, warehouses and industrial facilities deep in Russia, writes the Wall Street Journal. For this purpose, long-range precision weapons can be used. We are talking about a scenario in the event of a conflict, not a decision to strike. Nuclear weapons do not count. ◾ Kerch was left completely without electricity due to an accident at an electrical installation outside the Crimean Peninsula. Specialists perform restoration work. The attack on energy facilities outside Sevastopol also affected its energy supply. ◾ They want to take bank receipts into account when allocating child benefits. The Ministry of Labor proposed to take into account large transfers to family accounts starting on April 1, 2027. If their total amount exceeds twice the family's annual income, payments can be deferred. At the same time, the calculation will not include transfers between family members, credit funds, tax deductions and funds from the sale of property - subject to the availability of supporting documents ◾ AvtoVAZ will return more than three thousand cars. We are talking about Lada Iskra: both new cars and cars already sold. The reason for the recall is the gap between the front suspension spring and the chassis. Similar works will be carried out during the pre-sale preparation of new sedans and station wagons. ◾ A 67-year-old resident of Shchalkovo cheated fraudsters who tried to defraud her of 1.3 million rubles. The pensioner realized that fraudsters were calling her and contacted the police. Then she continued to communicate with fraudsters controlled by activists. When a 19-year-old courier from Belsha came to collect the money, he received a dummy instead of real savings. The young man was arrested. A criminal case has been opened.

Top news for the morning of November 5 Chronicle of last Wednesday's events ◾ Three people died when Ukrainian armed forces hit a minibus. A UAV attacked a civilian minibus in the Belgrade area. Among the dead is an eight-year-old boy and two adults. Governor Shubayev stated that ◾ NATO allows attacks on military bases, warehouses and industrial facilities deep in Russia, writes the Wall Street Journal. For this purpose, long-range precision weapons can be used. We are talking about a scenario in the event of a conflict, not a decision to strike. Nuclear weapons do not count. ◾ Kerch was left completely without electricity due to an accident at an electrical installation outside the Crimean Peninsula. Specialists perform restoration work. The attack on energy facilities outside Sevastopol also affected its energy supply. ◾ They want to take bank receipts into account when allocating child benefits. The Ministry of Labor proposed to take into account large transfers to family accounts starting on April 1, 2027. If their total amount exceeds twice the family's annual income, payments can be deferred. At the same time, the calculation will not include transfers between family members, credit funds, tax deductions and funds from the sale of property - subject to the availability of supporting documents ◾ AvtoVAZ will return more than three thousand cars. We are talking about Lada Iskra: both new cars and cars already sold. The reason for the recall is the gap between the front suspension spring and the chassis. Similar works will be carried out during the pre-sale preparation of new sedans and station wagons. ◾ A 67-year-old resident of Shchalkovo cheated fraudsters who tried to defraud her of 1.3 million rubles. The pensioner realized that fraudsters were calling her and contacted the police. Then she continued to communicate with fraudsters controlled by activists. When a 19-year-old courier from Belsha came to collect the money, he received a dummy instead of real savings. The young man was arrested. A criminal case has been opened.