What happened on the day of May 6th. The main thing

US President Donald Trump has admitted that if Tehran does not agree to a peace deal, the bombing could resume with even greater force. If an agreement is reached between the parties, a "highly effective blockade" will open the Strait of Hormuz to all countries, he said. Other main events of the day are in the Izvestia digest.

A light-engine plane crashed near Omsk, two dead

An Aeroprakt-22 light-engine aircraft crashed in the Omsk Region. According to the Investigative Committee (IC), both crew members were killed. The aircraft crashed near the village of Koshkarevo in the Azov German National District, the board overturned and fell onto the roof. The Federal Air Transport Agency classified the incident as a disaster, and the Interstate Aviation Committee (IAC) will investigate.

Successful strikes on Ukrainian Armed Forces targets

The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation launched a group strike with precision weapons and drones on aircraft-type drone assembly shops, fuel depots and temporary deployment points of Ukrainian formations in 156 districts. During the day, the Russian air defense forces destroyed 605 drones of Ukraine in the area of their defense.

Putin's meeting with the head of the Tambov region

Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Governor Yevgeny Pervyshov in the Kremlin. The head of the Tambov region reported on the work with veterans of the special operation, the record harvest of 5.8 million tons of grain and the full repayment of the commercial loan. The President drew attention to the decrease in the pace of housing construction in the region.

The collapse of the college roof in Yekaterinburg

In the building of the Ural College of Technology and Entrepreneurship (UCTP), several slabs of the gym floor collapsed on an area of 400 sq. m. There were no casualties — classes had already ended at the time of the collapse. A criminal case has been opened under Article 293 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ("Negligence"). The Prosecutor's office of the Sverdlovsk region has begun an inspection.

The FSB detained nine agents of the Ukrainian special services

FSB officers detained five Kiev agents in Izhevsk, Barnaul, Blagoveshchensk and Astrakhan who were collecting data on military-industrial complex (MIC) facilities and SVO fighters. In addition, a group of four residents of Energodar, who collaborated with the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), was detained in the Zaporizhia region. A TNT stick and detonators were seized from them.

CNN founder Ted Turner has died.

Ted Turner, the American media mogul who founded CNN, has passed away at the age of 87. His career began in the 1970s after buying a TV station in Atlanta. In 1980, he founded CNN, the world's first 24—hour news channel. Earlier, Turner said that he was diagnosed with dementia with Lewy bodies.

The King of Malaysia arrived in Moscow on Victory Day

Sultan Ibrahim, the supreme ruler of Malaysia, flew to Moscow at Putin's invitation. He will participate in the Victory Day celebrations. Prior to that, the supreme ruler of Malaysia was on a private visit to Russia in late January.