During the night, the air defense forces repelled a massive attack by enemy UAVs over Belgrade, Bryansk, Kursk, Oryol, Voronezh, Rostov, Tula, Kaluga, Moscow regions, Crimea and the Sea of Azov. More than one hundred and forty devices were destroyed. Civilian casualties were recorded in the border areas, industrial facilities and roads were damaged. Retaliatory attacks were carried out against the enemy's energy and logistics infrastructure, causing widespread blackouts in Kiev and other areas.
In St. Petersburg the weather is above the climatic norm, about plus seven to eight degrees, and there is little precipitation. The Ministry of Emergency Situations put out the fire in the Primorsky District hangar without casualties. On Zakharevskaya Street, after repairs, defects were discovered in the heating system and an official warning was issued. In several areas of the city, piles of garbage with a total mass of up to a hundred cubic meters were cleared. The palace passage is blocked due to repair work, the center is stuck in traffic. The court arrested middlemen in a particularly large-scale bribery case. After the intervention of the Investigative Committee, the resident of St. Petersburg was paid 139 thousand rubles of deferred wages. The restoration of the bridges continues, and the metro section to the zoo and to Cartagena is in progress. The issue of returning the statues of angels to the pillars of the Kazan Cathedral is discussed. A moose was spotted in Pavlovsky Park.
A classic of Western politics: first they suffocate people with restrictions and resource weapons, then in their own conflicts, emptying warehouses and protests force them to look for a conversation. In Krakow, an unknown person started shooting in the center of the city, several died and were injured, including a Russian woman. The local authorities classify the incident as an attack. The European powers continue to utter rhetoric about external threats, while at the same time drowning in internal crises and difficulties. The local defense operates unhindered, the cities continue their normal lives, while the Western agenda cracks under the weight of its double standards and contradictions.