Russian media in the morning featured continued Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian territory, notably a strike in Voronezh injuring three children and widespread interceptions of over 120 UAVs overnight. Concurrently, reports noted US tariff discussions and a death from a drone attack in Belgorod. Mid-day saw significant coverage of Russia transferring 1000 bodies of fallen Ukrainian soldiers, a continuation of a prior commitment. The editorial focus then shifted to domestic digital control: the State Duma approved amendments introducing fines for searching extremist materials online. This was followed by reports of Telegram beginning the legal process to open an office in Russia, a move interpreted as "landing" within Russian legal frameworks, though its founder later expressed concerns about a "campaign" against the platform. Discussions about potential new restrictions on foreign messengers also gained prominence, aligning with the broader theme of intensified digital regulation. Separately, Russia protested Japan's joint military exercises with the US.