Tyumen Teenager Sentenced for Terrorist ActA Tyumen resident has been sentenced for terrorism and money laundering after setting fire to a railway relay cabinet on orders from Ukraine, according to prosecutors.
St. Petersburg Gridlocked in Evening Traffic JamsOn the evening of February 2, road congestion in St. Petersburg reached a maximum of 9 points. Experts note abnormally dense traffic, especially on the Ring Road and Western High-Speed Diameter.
Zoo primates receive coniferous treatsLeningrad Zoo released a video showing monkeys receiving green treats from the Peter the Great Botanical Garden. The recording was published on February 2.
Home Arrest for Administration Employee After Child's DeathThe investigator requested detention, but the court in Verkhny Ufaley chose house arrest as a preventive measure. The accused is an employee of the Nyazepetrovsk administration, suspected of negligence that led to a child's death.
St. Petersburg to build three snow-melting facilities by 2030St. Petersburg Water Utility assured deputies of sufficient capacity for snow disposal. To enhance operations by 2030, three new stationary snow-melting facilities are planned to be put into operation.
Court orders house arrest for official after child's death in wellA court in Chelyabinsk region has placed a local administration employee under house arrest following the death of a child in a well. The investigator had requested custody, but the court opted for house arrest until March 28.
FIFA President Calls for End to Russian Team BanFIFA President Gianni Infantino has stated that the organization must consider lifting the suspension of Russian teams, as the ban has only bred more hatred and disappointment.
Riazan Woman Urges City Revival and Elevator RestorationA woman from Riazan, now living in Yekaterinburg, has called on local authorities to revive the historic city, highlighting problems such as snow-clogged streets and non-functioning elevators in pedestrian underpasses.
