Stories from Perm · Russia

A Russian facility that produces munitions components was reportedly hit again. This marks a repeated action against Russian military infrastructure. This action follows European Commission proposals for new sanctions on Russia. Ukraine struck a military plant in Cheboksary, and a drone attack set an oil refinery on fire in Samara. The US Central Command stated that the strike targeted a facility involved in producing munitions components. Ukraine launched overnight drone strikes deep inside Russia, hitting a Ku-band satellite communications facility and a military electronics plant. Consequences of the strike are being clarified, and details are still being determined. Russian forces launched drones at Odessa, damaging two residential buildings and injuring one woman. Ukrainian defense forces reportedly struck the Kuibyshev Oil Refinery in Samara, causing it to burn.

Perm Krai has banned the sale of e-cigarettes, nicotine delivery systems, and heated tobacco devices starting March 1. This measure aims to curb the use of these products. This measure aims to protect public health within the region. This measure is part of broader efforts to regulate and reduce the consumption of nicotine products. The ban applies to all retail outlets within the region.

A Ukrainian drone attack on May 7 caused a fire and damaged equipment at Russia's Perm oil refinery. This indicates a new tactic being employed by Ukraine.

A drone incident involving a house in Perm was reported yesterday. The atmosphere in Perm has been affected for a second consecutive day following a drone incident yesterday at a house.

Radio Liberty published satellite images showing wildfire smoke in Perm extending over a length of 120 kilometers. The smoke plume was described as concerning from a Russian perspective, with warnings issued about carcinogenic substances in the air.

The Ukrainian General Staff confirmed successful strikes against the Tuapsinsky and Permsky oil refineries in Russia. On April 29, Ukrainian naval forces used two Kamikaze maritime drones to strike the tanker Makiz. The soldier claimed that 30 percent of all drone strikes by unmanned system forces must be directed against military personnel as part of a 'kill plan' that is currently being exceeded. The strategy aims to disrupt logistics and deplete Russian manpower. The source reported that current strike rates are exceeding the plan. The objective is to knock out logistics, disrupt offensive actions, and violate enemy positions. The strikes aim to destroy facilities that convert resources into funding for the war effort. While some drones are intercepted by Russian air defenses, enough have penetrated to cause serious damage to facilities.

Ukrainian drones struck a Lukoil oil refinery located approximately 1,500 kilometers inside Russia two days ago. The strike follows a recent campaign by Kyiv aimed at responding to Russian bombardments over the last four years.

Ukrainian drones struck a major Russian oil refinery near Perm in the Ural region for a second consecutive day. At least nine people died during the strikes despite a ceasefire in effect since April 17.

Investigators in Perm have opened a criminal case regarding the involvement of a teenager in the arson of a store. The source suggested the minor may have been coerced or blackmailed into the act, potentially through threats against their parents.

Four teenagers are accused of illegal money circulation using other people's bank cards in the Perm Krai region. The Investigative Committee reported that a 20-year-old man organized an illegal operation involving the use of stolen bank cards.