Stories from Rostov · Russia

The Rostov football club consistently achieves good results by selling players expensively and acquiring them cheaply. The discussion speculates on whether the club can maintain this strategy and potentially replicate the success of Krasnodar.

An act described as terrorist in nature struck Rostov, leading to instructions for airlines to adjust flights and implement cancellations. Airports and airlines were also directed to organize bus and rail services as alternative transport for citizens. Air traffic is expected to be restored within two to three days. He also stated that Ukrainian strikes on transport infrastructure threaten civil aviation safety and could cause an air disaster.

Kyiv conducted a strike on the Rostov aviation center, prompting a response from President Putin. A strike by Kyiv targeted the Rostov aviation center, according to a Russian radio broadcast.

Operations at 13 airports in Southern Russia were suspended yesterday morning following a drone incident. A drone fell into the building of the Aeronavigation of Southern Russia branch in Rostov-on-Don, causing the disruption. Ukrainian Armed Forces drones are reportedly attacking multiple Russian regions.

FC Rostov has issued a denial regarding reports that the club might not complete the championship due to debts approaching 5 billion rubles.

Two students at School No. 61 in the Rostov region have been diagnosed with tuberculosis. Both students have been hospitalized following the discovery.

A business in Russia reported being unable to process employee salaries this morning due to a failure in SMS confirmation codes.

Scientists from Rostov and China have developed NIROSEI to assist with evacuation decisions during typhoons and floods. The artificial intelligence system evaluates the necessity of evacuation even when data is missing or contradictory.

Three individuals were arrested in Rostov for orchestrating 15 fraudulent traffic accidents to claim insurance money. The group allegedly selected vehicles, staged collisions, and submitted false data to insurance companies.

More than 200 animal corpses were discovered at the Forgotten Heart shelter in the Rostov region. Volunteers reported animal abuse and found approximately 50 dead dogs near Komyshlov in late March 2026, which they suspect were discarded by shelter staff. Law enforcement officials arrived at the facility following the discovery of the deceased animals. Unused medications were also found at the site. The owner of the shelter was identified as Katiana Makarova. According to the report, medications were found lying unused alongside the animals. The source noted that some animal rights activists use social media posts about injured dogs and puppies to solicit donations under false pretenses. In Samara, a foundation called 'Good Hearted' allegedly collected approximately 500,000 rubles for a dog named Boris that had a severed spinal cord.