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In Russia, an annual check of the readiness of infrastructure for the autumn-winter period is carried out.
First Deputy Prime Minister of Russia Denis Manturov instructed to assess the readiness of engineering and other systems of social facilities for uninterrupted functioning in the autumn-winter period, the Russian government said in a statement.
“The First Deputy Prime Minister instructed to assess the readiness of engineering and other systems of social facilities for uninterrupted functioning,” says the message following meetings of the subcommittee on ensuring the uninterrupted functioning of certain sectors of the economy.
The meeting was chaired by First Deputy Prime Minister of Russia Denis Manturov and Deputy Prime Ministers Tatyana Golikova and Dmitry Chernyshenko. The event was attended by heads of federal and regional authorities.

In Kyiv, due to a decrease in voltage in the network, electricity was turned off in the building where the Verkhovna Rada committees on energy and tax policy are located, and the movement of trains and the operation of escalators in the metro were suspended, said parliamentarian Yaroslav Zheleznyak.

Verkhovna Rada deputy Vadim Stolar cannot post the bail of 300 million hryvnia assigned by the court, as Ukrainian banks are blocking the payment in the NABU case.

US Vice President J.D. Vance, during an address to Microsoft, emphasized the need for priority hiring of American citizens to support the growth of the national technology sector.

According to a Verian poll for Figaro Magazine, the rating gap between Marine Le Pen and Edouard Philippe has widened to 10 percentage points. Le Pen is leading in key criteria for assessing French presidential candidates.

Maria Lvova-Belova stated that Ukraine and Western countries are demanding the return of children without providing the necessary information about relatives. The Ombudsman emphasized that family reunification requires confirmation of legal grounds and a clear algorithm of actions.

The Latvian Seimas adopted amendments to the law prohibiting local government deputies from visiting Russia and Belarus. The restriction was introduced for reasons of national security and includes a ban on transit travel.