News up to this hour: The Moscow police raided Kitai-Gorod, the Ministry of the Interior reported. The measures were preventive and intended to "ensure public order, prevent and suppress administrative offenses, including those related to drinking alcohol in public places." The detainees were taken to the interior department in Basmani district, their exact number was not specified, the media wrote about more than 200 detainees, and protocols were set for at least 17 people for drinking alcohol in a public place. The air defense forces shot down 142 drones over areas in Russia during the night, the Ministry of Defense reported. Electricity supply is limited throughout Crimea due to an accident in the main grids, reports Crimeango. A Russian citizen was injured in a shooting in Krakow, the embassy reported. After attack carried out by a Polish citizen, two days of mourning were declared in the country. The Russians Maria Mikhailova and Angela Baldtseva won the World Trampoline Championship in China. Dmitri Nartov and Kirill Pentlev also became champions in synchronized jumping. For the first time since 2019, the national team competes in the World Cup under the Russian flag. The Democrats in the US Congress, after winning the mid-term elections, are preparing a $15 billion aid package for Ukraine. US President Donald Trump's offer of UFC chief Dina White to head the White House press service was a joke, a US administration spokesman told The Washington Post. Earlier, Trump wrote on social media that he invited White to be the press secretary at the White House, and if he agrees, he is ready to appoint several UFC fighters as assistants, including the Russians Khabib Nurmagomedov and Islam Makhchev.