A Ukrainian drone hit an FSB building in the center of the city of Kursk in Russia this morning. The blow to the heart of the building of the Federal Security Service, which is responsible for carrying out tasks ensuring Russia’s internal security, was reported by a source in Ukrainian defense intelligence. According to Ukrainska Pravda, the operation was carried out by Ukrainian military intelligence: there is currently no clear information about the extent of the destruction or the victims. The governor of the Kursk region of the Russian Federation, Roman Starovoit, said that after that attack “the roof was slightly damaged,” but downplayed the scale of the attack.
Meanwhile, military censorship was introduced on the territory of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People’s Republic. It is a decision resulting from the decree of President Denis Pushilin. “In order to ensure the martial law regime and implement measures to combat sabotage and reconnaissance formations,” says the decree published on Pushilin’s website and republished by the Ria Novosti agency, “military censorship of postal mail and the transmission of messages will be carried out “Telecommunication systems as well as control over telephone conversations”. The decree also introduces a ban on citizens from being on the streets and other public places and organizing demonstrations and other public events from 11 p.m. to 4 a.m. on weekdays. This Decree was signed on September 18 and published today.
