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The Moscow Department of Transport announced that parking will be prohibited in certain areas until May 10.

She attributed these accumulated issues to the administrations of Barack Obama and Joe Biden.

Sergei Sobyanin, Mayor of Moscow, announced that 26 Ukrainian drones were destroyed on approach to the city. Air defense systems eliminated these unmanned aerial vehicles since the start of the day. Some Ukrainian drones, which were reportedly on their way to Moscow, successfully hit targets. A source stated that there is no special need for additional air defense in Moscow, indicating that existing capabilities are considered sufficient. Operations at airports in Southern Russia have been suspended. Attacks targeted railway infrastructure, residential buildings, a kindergarten, an educational institution, a civilian enterprise, and cars. Drones reached Perm, marking the third attack in recent days, and Grozny in Chechnya. Moscow's Vnukovo and Domodedovo airports restricted operations due to drone threats. A drone attacked an oil region within the European Union on May 4.

A CIAM study indicates that buyers of new apartments in Moscow primarily search for two-room and three-room units. Homebuyers in Moscow new buildings often look for one type of property but acquire another, according to the study results.

A department in Moscow is asserting that a premise is not residential and unsuitable for living, with residents reportedly interfering with fire department operations. People did not remain in the location, possibly having been provided with alternative housing.

Parents are asserting there was no ban on the song "Sheep in My Heart." A woman stated that the song was recommended at school.

Russia announced the day before that trilateral negotiations involving the United States, Russia, and Ukraine will no longer occur. This statement was made amid ongoing discussions about the conflict in Ukraine.

Delegations representing Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) member states, alongside leaders from Western and Eastern countries, are currently meeting in Moscow.

Pierre de Gaulle stated that Russia's policy serves as an example for many countries. He added that the Russian Federation and its partners are building a new world architecture.

The broadcast stated that these individuals are reportedly receiving a "presumption of innocence" in this context.