"Week in Review" with Olga Maslova: September 8–12
Everyone was shaken this week by two murders — one a street killing, the other a political one — which revealed to the world what, without exaggeration, a hell the citizens of the United States live in.
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Yekaterinburg garage owners rebelled against the new road.
Garage owners in the southwest opposed the construction of a new street. They were unhappy about the development of a section of Ukhtomskaya Street: the through road will connect Volgogradskaya and Zoologicheskaya Streets.
At Koltsovo, flights to St. Petersburg are being massively delayed due to a drone attack.
Today, September 12, at Koltsovo Airport four flights to Saint Petersburg and one to Kaliningrad were postponed due to a drone attack on Leningrad Oblast.
A woman in Russia walked 2,300 kilometers alone in 120 days.
On September 11, 2025, Russian traveler Oksana Lytkina completed her non-stop traverse of the Great Ural Trail. Over 120 days, Oksana covered more than 2,300 km from the city of Orsk on the border with Kazakhstan to Dyatlov Pass in the Northern Urals along the longest linear mountain route in Russia.
Timber worth nearly half a billion rubles was cut down at the "Bazhov Places".
The FSB halted illegal logging in the specially protected natural area "Bazhovskie Mesta" in the Sysert district of Sverdlovsk Oblast. It turned out that four men had been cutting down pines and birches there for several years.
In Kamensk-Uralsky, two girls roasted marshmallows on the Eternal Flame.
In Kamensk-Uralsky, the prosecutor's office launched an investigation following a media report about the desecration of a symbol of military glory by two teenagers. According to media reports, the incident occurred the previous evening, on September 11.
Traffic will be restricted on the Putin Highway in Sverdlovsk Oblast.
In Sverdlovsk Oblast, traffic will be restricted on the Perm–Yekaterinburg highway, which is part of the federal Moscow–Kazan–Yekaterinburg highway.
"Week in Review" with Olga Maslova: September 8–12
Everyone was shaken this week by two murders — one a street killing, the other a political one — which revealed to the world what, without exaggeration, a hell the citizens of the United States live in.