X5 Group Comments on Police Raids at Perekryostok StoresX5 Retail Group said on January 24 that its Perekryostok distribution center is functioning normally despite widespread police checks at the supermarket chain's outlets.
Murmansk woman finds romance in candlelit blackoutA Murmansk resident shared her experience of an evening without electricity, describing it as both romantic and slightly frightening during ongoing power outages.
13 heating centers in Murmansk open until midnightCity head Ivan Lebedev announced that 13 heating centers will operate until midnight, with one at the 'Sudoremontnik' House of Culture running 24/7, as the region deals with electricity disruptions.
Escaped emu captured in Leningrad RegionA young emu escaped from a farm in the Leningrad Region and was successfully captured on the same day with a volleyball net.
Aircraft Restoration: Myths and RealityExperts debunk rumors about the risks of flying on decommissioned airliners, emphasizing their safety and economic feasibility.
Former Carlook auto dealership building listed for sale in VolgogradThe building of the former multi-brand auto dealership on the outskirts of Volgograd has been valued at 140 million rubles (approximately $1.4 million at current rates). The property spans 1,469 square meters.
First Power Line Supports Delivered to Murmansk Oblast from KareliaThe first power line supports have been delivered from Karelia to Murmansk Oblast and will soon be installed at the damage site. Power outages currently affect 10% of the city's residents, with emergency measures in place.
Boyarsky: Russia will not ban VPNSergei Boyarsky, chairman of the State Duma Committee on Information Policy, said that authorities do not intend to completely ban VPN services and will focus on restricting their advertising.
Sun pillar observed in St. Petersburg at sunsetResidents of St. Petersburg and Leningrad Oblast observed a rare atmospheric phenomenon — a sun pillar — on the evening of January 24, when the weather cleared after a mostly overcast day.
Prosecutor Probes Zhukovsky Heating Failure During -20°C FreezeThe prosecutor's office in Zhukovsky, Moscow Region, has launched an investigation after a heating system failure left dozens of buildings without heat and thousands without hot water in subzero temperatures.
Smolny to Allow Fixing Parking Payment MistakesIn St. Petersburg, a decree is being prepared that will let drivers adjust parking session data until the end of the day. This will help avoid fines due to technical errors.
Volgograd residents complain to prosecutor about basement steamResidents of a building on Lenin Avenue in Volgograd have appealed to the regional prosecutor to solve a long-standing problem with steam coming from the basement. They stated that the management company and utility providers are inactive.
Engineer: Murmansk Homes Disconnected to Avoid OverloadElectricity is being prioritized for socially significant institutions, while residential buildings are disconnected to prevent grid overload, according to a MOESK engineer.
