Sport Spartak was cut in half Spartak suffered another defeat in the KHL championship Evgeniy Trushin close 100% Spartak suffered another defeat in the KHL championship, this time conceding five goals in Nizhny Novgorod. After 2:10 on Sunday, this seems to be a success, but there are no glimpses of the red-white game, and they scored the only goal in the minority.

More than 15 thousand activists of the youth movements “Nashi” and “Steel” gathered in Moscow on Manezhnaya Square to support “United Russia”, which won the parliamentary elections, the leadership of these organizations told ITAR-TASS . “Young people from more than 30 regions of Russia gathered on Manezhnaya Square.

Business The official exchange rate of the euro increased by 11 kopecks, the dollar - by almost 20 kopecks The official euro/ruble exchange rate, set by the Central Bank for Wednesday, rose by 11.35 kopecks to 41.5842 rubles, according to data from the Bank of Russia. The dollar exchange rate increased by 19.58 kopecks to 31.1026 rubles.

The Russian Central Election Commission responded to US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to her criticism of the elections in Russia, advising them to look into the elections in the US. “Let Mrs. Clinton pay attention to her elections,” told Interfax CEC Secretary Nikolai Konkin on Tuesday . Clinton said the Russian election was "neither free nor fair." “Russian voters deserve a detailed investigation into election fraud,” Clinton was quoted as saying by the Associated Press .

Sergei Sobyanin carried out large-scale personnel changes in the city government for the first time since taking office as mayor of Moscow. Changes have occurred in the city's transport and property complexes. Nikolai Lyamov and Natalya Sergunina, who respectively oversee these areas as deputy mayors, were relieved of their leadership of the relevant departments. In total, Sobyanin changed the directors of three departments.

Swedish Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt denied allegations from the film “Voice from Nowhere,” shown on NTV elections on Friday, before the State Duma , which spoke of a meeting between the counselor of the Swedish Embassy in Moscow and students and bloggers, where plans to organize mass protests in Moscow were allegedly discussed. Russia.

the Ministry of Transport From January 1, 2012, the airlines that did not have time to equip their aircraft with new systems .” will ban the flights of aircraft that are not equipped with ground proximity and mid-air collision warning systems. The head of the Federal Air Transport Agency, Alexander Neradko, promised to “treat A decree on equipping aircraft with these systems was issued in 2009.

— 06.12.11 16:00 — Tourism-2011 In 2011, the Arab Spring and Fukushima reduced the flow of tourists to North Africa and Japan. The Scandinavian countries, Cuba and poor Greece benefited from this.

Trucks with military personnel are moving into the center of Moscow, the Russian News Service reports , citing its listeners. In addition, numerous messages and photos of trucks and buses appeared on social media Tuesday morning. The Ministry of Internal Affairs cannot explain the movements of the military in the city.

06 December 2011, 05:54 Sports Rautakallio: teams like Salavat don’t give many chances Head coach of Dynamo Riga Pekka Rautakallio commented on his team’s home defeat to Salavat Yulaev ( 2:4 ) in the KHL championship match. “We started the match the way we should have started it - we created chances, managed to score two goals, and did almost nothing to the opponent,” Rautakallio reports Sports.ru . - But as it happens in hockey - if you don’t score, they score on you.

06 December 2011, 16:44 Business Rosneft is drilling for insider information The FFMS suspects the use of insider information about the “Arctic” deal between Rosneft and ExxonMobil Alexey Topalov , Suzanne Camara close 100% ITAR-TASS The Federal Financial Markets Service has launched an investigation into the possible use of insider information about the “Arctic” deal between Rosneft and ExxonMobil. The day before the announcement of the creation of the alliance, Rosneft shares soared.

Ex-presidential candidate of South Ossetia Alla Dzhioeva will most likely seek political asylum, but has not yet decided in which country. Dzhioeva reported this to Interfax , saying that on Tuesday her comrades will hold an emergency meeting of the State Council they created, at which she will make a decision. Dzhioeva called what was happening in South Ossetia after the cancellation of the presidential election results a junta.

The Russian Foreign Ministry called the statements of US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and other representatives of the US administration regarding the parliamentary elections held in Russia unacceptable, RIA Novosti reports .

elections Those who disagree with the results of the State Duma came to Triumfalnaya Square and chanted anti-government slogans, despite attempts by the police to expel them. Even earlier, activists of the Nashi and Young Guard movements appeared on the square.

The United States intends to allocate more money and provide more support to non-governmental organizations in Russia to ensure transparency in the upcoming presidential elections in March, in which Prime Minister Vladimir Putin will participate , State Department spokesman Mark Toner said . “We must spend more than $9 million to support a free and transparent process for the upcoming elections in Russia.