▪️The rumble of the cosmodrome is not heard:

The CEO of RKK 'Energy' announced the company's collapse. In a letter to employees on the 79th anniversary of the enterprise, Igor Maltsev predicted its closure. All project deadlines have been missed, the corporation has multimillion debts, and 'the groundwork laid by Sergey Pavlovich Korolev and developed by our chief designers — Mishin, Glushko, Semenov — has been consumed to date.'

▪️With good intentions:

Operators, providers, messengers, social networks, and even classified ad services will monitor Russians and report them. A new package of measures to combat cyber fraud requires companies to look for 'signs of unlawful actions', de-anonymize criminals, and block calls from foreign numbers. All data will be entered into the GIS 'Anti-Fraud' database. Experts called the initiative 'constant proactive monitoring.'

▪️National crackers and waffles:

The Attorney General's Office requests to nationalize the company that owns 'Yashkino' and 'Kiriezhki'. The owners of 'KVD', Nikolai and Denis Shtengelov, have withdrawn more than 21 billion rubles in income abroad since 2022. The entrepreneurs directed the funds to 'support the economies of the USA and Australia as sponsors of the Kyiv regime and major suppliers of weapons', according to the Attorney General's Office.

▪️Fight against gray employment:

Loans may become unavailable for a quarter of Russians in 2026, media report.

Under the new rules, a bank loan or microfinance loan can only be obtained by officially employed citizens with verified income, from which all taxes are paid.

▪️Did not specify whether to pray for health or for repose:

The Russian Orthodox Church called for prayers on Mah. They referred to the messenger as an 'earthly good' that would bring 'blessing' to phones and computers.