Security guard wins compensation for unlawful prosecution in YakutskA security guard accused in the death of a police colonel in Yakutsk has been awarded compensation after being wrongfully prosecuted, though he received less than the 10 million rubles (approximately $100,000 at current rates) he sought.
Fire at St. Petersburg Lyceum Interrupts LessonsOn January 27, a fire occurred at Lyceum No. 344 on Telman Street in the Nevsky District of St. Petersburg, requiring the evacuation of students. According to the Ministry of Emergency Situations, the blaze was promptly extinguished, with no casualties.
Authorities Name Cause of Voronezh ExplosionLoud sounds heard over Voronezh were caused by the destruction of unexploded drone fragments, with no injuries or damage, authorities said.
Shoe store closing in central ArkhangelskThe 'Komfort' shoe salon on Troitsky Prospekt in Arkhangelsk is shutting down permanently, with no relocation planned, as confirmed on the store's social media.
Audit Finds Inefficient Spending by 'Ediny Zakazchik'The inspection showed that only 43% of the company's facilities were completed on time. Budget funds were spent uneconomically, in particular on an expensive foreign grand piano instead of a domestic equivalent.
Parking Meters Vanish from Rostov Streets Over EU SanctionsRostov city authorities have filed a lawsuit against the investor operating the paid parking system. They allege the removal of some parking meters due to EU sanctions violates their contract.
