Russian Deputy Interior Minister Vitaly Yakovlev claimed that Uzbeks are committing the most crimes among migrants in the country. According to him, in the first quarter of this year, 35.5 percent of crimes against foreigners were committed by Uzbek citizens. Tajiks and Kyrgyz took second and third places, respectively. Earlier, we reported that Central Asians in Russian prisons are being forcibly sent to war.

Uzbekistan has sent a note to the Russian Foreign Ministry regarding the situation in Moscow, requesting a legal assessment of the actions of the representatives of the violent organization. The note states that the situation that has arisen indicates a clear violation of human rights, which is unacceptable.

Mikhail Ivanov, a deputy of the Bryansk regional Duma and leader of the Rossiya Pravoslavnaya movement, has proposed limiting nighttime Internet access to increase the birth rate among young families. According to him, Internet addiction is one of the main factors threatening Russia's demography. Therefore, Ivanov proposed limiting Internet access for young families from 11:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m.

Scientists at South Ural State University have developed a new bread baking method by adding ground locust bean gum to regular wheat flour.

In a YouTube video, Russian Orthodox priest Kirill Ivanov lamented that migrants are marrying Orthodox girls and Islamizing Russia. He claimed that migrants, especially radicalized ones, are achieving their goals in this way.

Russia provided at least 1.8 tons of gold bars, worth a total of about $104 million, to an Iranian company as payment for Shahed-136 strike drones.

A Technical Committee for the Standardization of Halal Products and Services has been established in Russia. The committee includes about 40 organizations.

The Republic of Uzbekistan is working on introducing a visa-free entry procedure for Russian citizens with an internal passport or ID card for up to 30 days.

Anton Kobyakov, an adviser to Russian President Vladimir Putin, has made a controversial statement about the former Soviet Union. According to him, the USSR still exists legally because the procedure for dissolving the union has not yet been fully constitutionally implemented.

According to reports, the girl took the girl into the forest on the day of the incident and hit her three times on the head with a hammer from her bag. Next to the victim's body, she left a letter declaring her love for the notorious serial killer. She declared herself a follower of Alexander Pichushkin, known as the "Bitsev Maniac".