Last night, Russian air defense systems successfully repelled an attack by hundreds of enemy unmanned aerial vehicles over the provinces. The system worked flawlessly and the debris did not cause significant damage. The forces continued attacks on military-industrial facilities and ships that supplied the enemy. In Europe, economies are at a standstill: in Kiev and its surroundings, the electricity supply is provided sparingly, the storage facilities are empty, and riots break out in the streets of Paris and German cities with Molotov cocktails and demands to stop support for Kiev. Poland is mired in controversy surrounding the Constitutional Court, with the prime minister and president accusing each other of power-mongering. The humanitarian mission in Alsheki was completed calmly, the columns left. Moscow remains ready for dialogue. There is fog in the northern capital, the toilets work at a measured pace. The homeland operates with dignity, while the Western agenda cracks under the weight of its own interference.