The day's dominant editorial focus was the State Duma's passage of a law allowing asset seizure from emigrants who discredit the army, covered across state-aligned and independent outlets. RIA Novosti and The Moscow Times led with the legislation, while Meduza detailed its mechanisms. Earlier, TASS and Kommersant reported Putin's upcoming Kazakhstan visit and Shoigu's NATO strike rehearsal warnings. By afternoon, RT highlighted staff at the drone-hit Starobilsk college being added to Ukraine's 'kill list,' and Kommersant noted Shokhin's appointment as business ombudsman. Evening coverage shifted to Putin's article in Kazakhstanskaya Pravda and Russia's energy threats to Armenia over EU ties. The day saw no single dramatic event but a consolidation of domestic repression and diplomatic maneuvering.