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Every day, there are many events happening in the world that are impossible to track in news feeds. That's why we collect the most important in this digest. Today, we will summarize the results of October 16.
The Defense Ministry reported that air defense systems destroyed several drones over the territory of the Belgorod and Voronezh regions overnight. According to Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov, five settlements were attacked in the Belgorod region. As a result, a commercial building was destroyed, two cars and a Gazelle were damaged. Head Alexander Gusev reported that there were no casualties or damage in the Voronezh region.
The Ministry of Defense also reported that over the past 24 hours, Russian troops repelled nine counterattacks in the Kursk region.
In the Moscow region, a Russian officer's car was shot at. According to RBC, the deceased was Nikita Klenkov. Mash reported that at the time of the incident, he was a Russian military officer and held the position of deputy commander of a military unit.
A total of eight bullets were fired at the car. The crossover itself was moving along the road at the time. After the driver's death, the car continued moving and crashed into a fence.
It is believed that the criminal was waiting for him. When the police car entered the village of Melenki (Solnechnogorsk district), unknown persons opened fire. Perhaps he was driving the car and shot at the policeman from the window. The base reported that the shooter immediately disappeared. The security forces announced an "interception" plan.
An employee of the Taigan Park in Crimea died while cleaning a lion enclosure, the Investigative Committee of the Republic reported. The woman forgot to close the partition between the sections of the cage and was attacked by one of the predators.
The deceased worked in the park for 17 years and was one of the most experienced employees of the team. Investigators opened a criminal case on violation of labor safety conditions, which resulted in the death of one person.
In Australia, city beaches have been closed due to hundreds of black balls of unknown origin. As TASS was told by the Randwick municipality, the finds most closely resemble lumps of resin formed when oil comes into contact with waste and sea water.
According to The Guardian, some of the balloons have been sent for examination, but experts still know nothing about the origin of the objects. • No Law enforcement officers have detained a man on suspicion of attempting to blow up a car in southwest Moscow. He turned out to be the victim's business partner. According to TASS, they had known each other for 15 years and were co-founders of 12 companies. When he was detained, he told law enforcement officers that he did not know why he was being detained. • No A Russian woman who abandoned her baby in the bathtub after giving birth at the Antalya airport told police that she did not know she was pregnant. She was offered to get rid of the child by the mother, who is currently awaiting trial. • No, the man, who survived a two-month stay in the Sea of Okhotsk, initially chose a risky rafting route. No one goes there, TASS was told by the Sakhalin Club of Sea Travelers. Mikhail faces up to seven years in prison if it turns out that the ship did not have special equipment when it went to sea. With this material we told about what the traveler had to endure and how he managed to survive. • Not a single body of the climbers who died while climbing Mount Dhaulagiri in Nepal was evacuated. A collection of funds for expensive work has been announced throughout Russia.