Электри́к ушёл в лес по́сле уда́ра то́ком в Со́чи
A 35-year-old electrician in Sochi walked into a forest after an electric shock and a fall from a pole. Rescuers searched for him, and he later came out of the forest safely.
A 35-year-old electrician in Sochi walked into a forest after an electric shock and a fall from a pole. Rescuers searched for him, and he later came out of the forest safely.
Russian military enlistment offices may have issued mobilization orders to several hundred thousand men, according to an independent legal expert. The Kremlin denies that it is preparing a new mobilization, and the real scale of the practice remains unclear.
Russian missile and drone attacks across Ukraine killed at least 11 people and injured 96 on September 12, 2026. A residential high-rise in Odesa was damaged, and emergency workers assisted residents.
The International Skating Union rejected Kamila Valieva’s appeal after withdrawing her neutral-athlete status. Valieva and three other Russian figure skaters cannot currently compete in ISU events as neutral athletes.
Karen Khachanov reached the US Open semifinals for the second time. Alexander Zverev won their September 11 match in straight sets, with tiebreaks in the last two sets.
A historic building at Moscow’s Elektrozavod complex has been demolished, and another is being dismantled. The developer says it wants to preserve original features, but the final redevelopment plan has not yet been published.
Director Ilya Khrzhanovsky presented “DAU,” a film about Soviet physicist Lev Landau, at the Venice Film Festival on September 9. The long-awaited premiere also prompted objections from Ukrainian authorities because of Russia’s ongoing war against Ukraine.
Researchers at Sechenov University completed preclinical tests of a cell product designed to repair damaged tissue inside the nose. The treatment has not yet been tested in patients.
Russia’s Central Election Commission canceled Communist Party candidate Nikolai Bondarenko’s registration for the State Duma election. The decision followed an administrative fine over a photo of Alexei Navalny.
Russia said that Germany’s consulate general in St. Petersburg must close by September 18. The move followed Germany’s measures against Russian facilities after Berlin blamed Russia for an attempted drone attack at Leipzig/Halle Airport.