Pyotr Shpilenok, director of the Foundation of Nature Defenders, announced at the Eastern Economic Forum that a wildlife rehabilitation center will be built on 79 hectares in Yelizovsky district, Kamchatka Krai, near Razdolny village. ^[1] Pyotr Shpilenok said that according to recent data, more than 600 cases of bears entering settlements were recorded in Kamchatka in a year. ^[2] The Kamchatka center will take in brown bears and other wild animals that have suffered in conflicts with humans, and specialists will examine, treat, raise cubs, and prepare animals for return to the wild. ^[3] The planned wildlife rehabilitation center in Kamchatka will include enclosures, a veterinary block, and food storage and preparation rooms, and is scheduled to accept its first animals in 2027. ^[4] Actor Fedi Nuril stated on September 1, 2026, that he underwent special goalkeeper training to prepare for his role as Warto in the film 'Bapakmu Kiper'. ^[5] Fedi Nuril explained during a press conference that the film explores the deep emotional bond between fathers and sons, a theme he noted is rarely explored in cinema. ^[6] The film 'Bapakmu Kiper' is directed by Ody Harahap and produced by Entelekey Media Indonesia and Entelekey Sinema Indonesia (ESI). ^[7] The movie is scheduled to be released simultaneously in cinemas on September 3, 2026. ^[8]