Teen Saboteurs Caught by QR Code on Water Bottle CapIn an exclusive interview, Rita Danielyan, head of Samara's transport investigative unit, explains how digital traces like QR codes uncover teenage saboteurs and the negligence enabling rail attacks.
Four die in Irkutsk fires amid freezing temperaturesFour elderly people died in two separate house fires in Irkutsk and a nearby settlement overnight on 21 January. The fires, which broke out in sub-zero temperatures, were caused by a stove and an electrical overload.
Karabash homes lose heating ahead of abnormal coldResidents in Karabash, Chelyabinsk Region, are without heating and hot water due to a pipeline burst, with authorities aiming to complete repairs by 5 p.m. local time on January 21.
Bratsk Woman Suspected of Mailing Banned Weight-Loss PillsA 40-year-old resident of Bratsk is under investigation for mailing psychostimulants containing sibutramine, a drug that causes addiction and severe cardiovascular side effects.
State Duma: No infections in nine newborn deathsA federal commission found no violations or dangerous infections in the Novokuznetsk perinatal center, with the deaths of nine newborns attributed to their medical conditions, a State Duma health committee chairman said.
Novaya Adygea residents describe bloody UAV attack aftermathResidents of Krasnodar and the neighboring Novaya Adygea reported a series of explosions and a large fire on the night of January 20, following a UAV attack that caused injuries and damage to residential buildings.
