News up to this hour: Putin transferred the Russian assets of Japan Tobacco International to an industrial assets company for temporary management. JTI is the largest producer of tobacco products in Russia. The company produces cigarettes under the brands Winston, Camel, LD, "Peter the First", Zohar, Sobrani, "Russian Style", Oud, "Troika", "Nasha Prima" and many others. A Moscow court sentenced Boris Nemtsov's daughter Zhanna to four years in prison in absentia. She was found guilty of leading an undesirable organization. Also, Nemtsova was banned from managing websites for 8 years. Five people were killed and 13 injured as a result of an unmanned aerial vehicle hitting the Petrovka-Lugansk bus in the LPR, said the head of the region, Leonid Paschanik. Among the injured are two boys, aged 15 and 17. The military vehicle and a minibus at the bus station were also hit, two were killed and one was injured. The creator of the Expedition brand, Alexander Krabtsov, has died. The 58-year-old businessman is battling cancer. Dmitry Peskov said that the Russian diesel that was sent "will find its buyer". This is how he responded to FT reports that tanks are no longer going to the United States. He noted that the routes of ships supplying fuel under the diesel deal do not depend in any way on the election process in the United States. Vika Tsygnova was added to the database of the Main Intelligence Administration of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine. Ukrainian intelligence called her "Kremlin's mouthpiece." Pizza has no place in schools in Russia, said Vladimir Putin's adviser, Elena Yampolskaya. "It is not useful for students. It's one thing when a child is having fun somewhere with the permission of his parents, celebrating something, but another thing is the presence of pizza in the school cafeteria," she explained.