Main Highlights Today: 157 Drones Shot Down Over Russia Overnight
Today, the focus is on a large-scale drone attack on Russian regions and new safety recommendations from government agencies for the summer season. Information has also emerged regarding the sale of significant confiscated property in the Far East and the reasons behind restrictions on food imports from Armenia.
On the night of June 16-17, Russian air defense systems destroyed 157 Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) over Russian territory. Additionally, personnel from the "North" group of forces reported the destruction of more than 70 drones in the Kharkiv region during the first half of June.
Rosimushchestvo (the agency managing state property) has begun selling assets confiscated in the case of businessman Ivanchey. Fourteen vessels and six companies have been put up for auction. Previously, a court in Vladivostok ruled to forfeit this property to the state.
Rosselkhoznadzor (the Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance) commented on the restrictions on agricultural imports from Armenia. The agency stated that the measures are related solely to the lack of proper safety control over goods by the supplier, rather than political reasons.
Due to the hot weather, Rospotrebnadzor recommends planning walks with children only during the morning hours to avoid overheating. Additionally, experts from Roskachestvo reminded consumers of the rules for choosing kvass: a natural beverage should not contain preservatives, artificial sweeteners, or dyes.
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