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Lithuania deported a native of Chechnya to Russia, who had lived in the country for over 20 years

Lithuanian authorities deported a native of Chechnya to Russia, who had lived in the country for over 20 years and raised children who are citizens of Lithuania. This was reported by human rights activist and representative of Ichkeria abroad, Roza Dunaeva. The man's name is known as Beslan, his surname is not disclosed for security reasons.

Moscow Authorities Allow Gasoline Tankers into the City Around the Clock and Without Passes. Last Week, the Moscow Oil Refinery Was Attacked by Drones Twice

Moscow authorities have allowed gasoline tankers to enter the city without passes, according to the website of the mayor of the Russian capital. The new rules came into effect on June 23.

Russian authorities intend to ban the registration of eSIMs from abroad and tighten the circulation of SIM cards for the Internet of Things

The government is discussing restrictions on the circulation of SIM cards (M2M) for the Internet of Things, which are used for data exchange between devices, and eSIMs, which do not have a physical medium, writes Kommersant. According to its data, the authorities intend to separate M2M SIM cards into a separate category, introduce additional identification for their users, and also ban voice calls and SMS messages. Russians are also wanted to be banned from registering eSIMs from abroad.

Restrictions on gasoline and diesel sales introduced in several regions of Russia

In several Russian regions, restrictions on the sale of gasoline have been introduced against the backdrop of shelling of oil refineries and other infrastructure facilities.

Suppliers for the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Rosgvardia Arrested in Fraud Case: "Radon" Radios Assembled from Foreign Components

The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow has arrested Vitaly Kozlov, the general director of the St. Petersburg-based company "Profi-svyaz", and Alexey Baranov, the head of a related company, "Astra-com", in a fraud case. According to "Kommersant", investigators believe that "Radon" radios supplied to the Ministry of Internal Affairs under a 2020 contract were assembled from foreign components, despite the technical specification requiring the use of Russian parts.

"We have a real oil fountain here": Trump again announced free navigation in the Strait of Hormuz

US President Donald Trump has once again announced the complete opening of the Strait of Hormuz for navigation. The day before, the US allowed the sale of Iranian oil for two months.

Massive layoffs begin at US National Intelligence after leadership change - CNN

Acting Director of US National Intelligence Bill Pulto has begun massive layoffs after taking office. CNN writes about this, citing a source.

Oreshnik Has a Soviet Gyroscope That Can't Be Calibrated, Causing Misses by Dozens of Kilometers

Russia's Oreshnik SRBM suffers from an unfixable guidance system defect, causing it to miss targets by tens of kilometers. This is evident from internal correspondence from Russian defense enterprises, published by the analytical company Dallas Analytics.

5.11 military clothing, popular with the Russian army, was imported by Polish, Latvian, and Hong Kong firms, according to customs data

Tactical brand 5.11 clothing, purchased for Russian soldiers who invaded Ukraine, is imported into Russia through Latvian, Hong Kong, and Polish firms, The Insider found. At least, only these companies indicated this brand in customs data.

Former Spanish Transport Minister Jose Abalos Sentenced to 24 Years for Mask Procurement Fraud During COVID-19 Pandemic

Former Spanish Minister of Transport, Mobility and Urban Development Jose Luis Abalos has been sentenced to 24 years and 3 months in prison for fraud in the procurement of protective masks during the COVID-19 pandemic. He will actually spend 16 years and 6 months in prison. This was reported by the publication El Pais.

Crimea Again Subjected to Air Attack. Residents of Several Districts Left Without Electricity

Residents of Yevpatoria, Dzhankoy, and a number of other settlements in the west and north of annexed Crimea were left without electricity, Krymenergo reported. The company explained the power supply problems by technological disruptions in the electrical networks and promised to restore the system within a day.

Russian military 'seeping' into Konstantinovka, strikes on Kerch Strait ferries, raid on Voronezh. What's happening on the front

On the Kharkiv direction, there are reports of the advancement of Russian troops in the northeast of the Kharkiv region.