🌐 A new Ukrainian strike on Tuapse, the release of archaeologist Butyagin and j...

🌐 A new Ukrainian strike on Tuapse, the release of archaeologist Butyagin and journalist Poczobut, and the UAE's withdrawal from OPEC. The main news for April 28 — in brief #inonepost 🔹 Ukraine has attacked the oil refinery in Tuapse for the third time in two weeks. A fire broke out at the facility again, causing water to be cut off in the city. A state of emergency has been declared. The head of the Ministry of Emergency Situations and the governor of the Kuban region have arrived at the scene. 🔹 Archaeologist Alexander Butyagin and Polish journalist Andrzej Poczobut were released as part of an exchange between Belarus, Russia, Poland, and other countries. 🔹 Anti-war Russians Olga and Nikita Belov were released from custody in Finland. Previously, a court had suspended their deportation to their home country. 🔹 At least eight people died and 13 were injured as a result of a fire at a construction site in northern Moscow. 🔹 The UAE announced its withdrawal from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and OPEC+. Experts believe this decision could shake global markets and hit the Russian budget. 🔹 Five days later, Serbia revoked its decision to grant citizenship to Yakub Zakriev, the nephew of the head of Chechnya. The country's cabinet stated that he 'poses a danger to the life and health of people.' 🔹 'Novaya-Europe' found that the leadership of four out of seven companies supplying equipment for the Sovereign Internet (TSPU) includes individuals with backgrounds in security agencies. 🔹 'Rostec' has acquired the used car sales platform CarPrice, which was seized in the case of Alexander Galitsky. Subscribe to 'Novaya-Europe'