February 2 News Digest: Carbon Monoxide Poisoning and MoreThis digest covers the main events of February 2, including a carbon monoxide poisoning at a kindergarten in Dagestan, a study on genetics and longevity, and other news from Russia.
Tyumen residents share shocking utility billsResidents of Tyumen, Russia, are receiving utility bills exceeding ten thousand rubles, with many expressing shock and frustration over the sharp increases.
Billionaire Prokhorov Surfaces in New Epstein FilesRussian billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov is referenced in recently released U.S. Justice Department files related to Jeffrey Epstein, detailing alleged interactions at forums and parties.
Krylia Sovetov Takes Loan to Repay DebtThe football club Krylia Sovetov has settled its debt to RT-Kapital by securing a new loan from Solidarity Bank, with support from fans.
FIFA may reinstate Russia in international footballFIFA President Gianni Infantino has stated the need to review the suspension of the Russian national team. The issue is planned to be discussed at the organization's April congress.
St. Petersburg Taxis Demand Equal Rights with Federal CompetitorSt. Petersburg parliamentarians plan to appeal to federal authorities with an initiative to add local taxi services to the 'white list,' which would allow them to operate during mobile internet outages.
Woman claims innocence in 25-year-old Ryazan murder caseLyubov Vizenkina says she was forced to confess to a murder she did not commit 25 years ago. She alleges her former partner was the real killer and threatened to kill her sister.
Perm shelter seeks home for rescued ginger kittensThree ginger kittens named Carrot, Clove, and Yolk need a new home after being rescued from a cramped apartment. Their owner's alcoholic son stole money meant for their care, leaving them to starve.
Tram derails in St. Petersburg, striking Range RoverOn the evening of February 2 in St. Petersburg, a tram derailed at the intersection of Lesnoy and 1st Murinsky Avenues. It is believed that a parked Range Rover SUV was struck.
Boy, 12, dies after slipping on ice on way from schoolA 12-year-old boy has died in the Volgograd region after slipping on ice and hitting his head on his way to a group counseling session. The child's father had previously died in the special military operation in Ukraine.
