
В Новосибирске два новых дома на улицах Владимира Заровного и Большевистской регулярно затапливаются кипятком из-за прорывов коммунальных труб, что вызывает опасения у жителей за отопление зимой.
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Два дома на улицах Владимира Заровного и Большевистской в Новосибирске были сданы в эксплуатацию в 2021 и 2025 годах соответственно.
Новые многоэтажные дома в Новосибирске затопило кипятком. Внимание на ситуацию в российском городе обратил Telegram-канал Mash Siberia.
Речь идет о двух постройках, расположенных на улицах Владимира Заровного и Большевистской — их сдали в эксплуатацию в 2021 и 2025 годах соответственно. Из-за постоянных прорывов труб здания заливает кипятком, причем подобные эпизоды, утверждают жильцы, повторяются регулярно. Новосибирцы признались, что боятся замерзнуть зимой, если сотрудники коммунальных служб не приведут сети в порядок в кратчайшие сроки.

British police detained 31-year-old Joshua Cammage from Swindon on suspicion of assisting a foreign intelligence service and preparing sabotage. According to CPS, he received instructions from a person associated with the GRU of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces. The department has enough evidence to take the case to court.

In Moscow, a drunk foreigner attacked a woman at the Gidroproekt stop on Leningradskoye Shosse, hit her on the head, torso and legs, tried to rape her, but was unable to due to the victim’s resistance. A criminal case was opened under articles of attempted rape and sexual assault, and the accused was arrested.

The Second Western District Military Court sentenced 35-year-old Olga Chepeleva from Belgorod to 5.5 years in prison and a fine of 300 thousand rubles for publicly justifying the activities of the terrorist organizations Legion 'Freedom of Russia' and the Russian Volunteer Corps. The woman fully admitted her guilt, the deferment of punishment was preserved until December 2032.
Singapore is evaluating chemical castration for sex offenders as reported molestation cases rose 7.3% to 1,531 in 2025. Home Affairs Minister K. Shanmugam stated the government remains open to the measure if evidence shows it reduces crime, though current data is inconclusive. The debate follows a case involving a religious mentor who offended against children after prior arrest and bail release.

The Sverdlovsk Regional Court held a debate on the criminal case of 42-year-old Natalia Guseva, accused of killing her three-year-old son. The prosecutor asked for 19 years in prison. Guseva denies guilt, stating that at the time of the crime she was in the store, and the child’s injuries were caused by her partner, a citizen of Tajikistan.

Near St. Petersburg, 38-year-old Artem, head of security at the Solar Systo Togathering electronic music festival, was detained on suspicion of reprisal against a festival participant. Baza reports this. The man had Nazi tattoos, worked as a security guard for several years and was known to the regulars. He received complaints about thefts from tents and suspicions of violence. In past years, wounded and killed guests have been found at the festival.