An ordinary flight turned into one of the most daring and incredible air hijackings in history. On an August morning in 1990, the plane in Yakutia was supposed to be on a routine local flight, which took about an hour and a half. The crew expected to quickly fly there and back, but before the plane had time to gain altitude, the senior flight attendant received a note from one of the prisoners who were being transported under guard. It said that the plane had been hijacked.

They deliberately refused the help of doctors and performed a resurrection ceremony. No miracle happened The Piland family from Michigan could well fit the description of an ideal family for Republicans: both are Christian believers, Josh is a war hero, and for his wife Rachel, service to God and family are the most important things in life.

They were tortured and forced to confess while the killer was in plain sight. It ruined their life On an August evening in 2006, a local worker came running to the entrance of a factory in Domodedovo near Moscow, shouting that a double murder had occurred in the forest next door. The police who arrived to the call did not find any bodies.

Its territories were ceded to Belarus and Ukraine, and hundreds of thousands of people were forcibly sent to Siberia. Who was responsible for this? In 1939, the USSR and Germany agreed to “divide” Poland among themselves - one of the largest countries in Europe found itself under the rule of two totalitarian regimes. On Polish territory, the Germans killed millions of Poles and Jews.

Aeroflot coped with the sanctions with dignity, but the war and the Russian authorities leave it little chance Most experts assessed the sanctions against Russian airlines as a disaster : they expected a reduction in flights and an increase in the number of accidents. However, most Russian airlines managed to avoid this, and Aeroflot was especially successful in this, whose performance looks normal even in comparison with foreign companies.

In an elite Moscow apartment, bolted from the inside, the bodies of a woman and a nine-year-old girl were found with dozens of stab wounds. The father of the family became a suspect because a hole was discovered in his alibi. However, the case against him gradually fell apart, and the killer was caught only 10 years later.

Recently, several media outlets have reported that the Ministry of Internal Affairs is conducting an inspection of the popular men’s community “Never Existing Light.” The administrator of this public page claims that he helps men raise their self-esteem and recover from destructive relationships. However, some publications have reported that courses sold in the community may provide direct instructions on the humiliation of women and rape.

Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards 2026 presented the shortlist of finalists. This competition is designed to increase interest in wildlife - Comedy Wildlife is collaborating with a foundation that protects wild animals. The essence of the competition is that photographers send the funniest pictures they have taken and come up with funny captions. "Cold" features the most charming finalists of the award.

From the actions of the leader, this people lost almost as many people as during the Great Patriotic War In the fall of 1943, the entire people of the USSR were left without their historical homeland: the Karachais barely had time to free themselves from the German occupation when a new misfortune overtook them: the Soviet authorities, with one order, erased an entire region from the map of the USSR.

60-year-old Roman Semenov spent 12 days in a coffin: his torturers nailed down the lid and dug him vertically into the ground. He was tortured by soldiers of the private military company "Yastreb". They tortured Semenov on the orders of Alexei Marushchenko - he was a civilian, but General Alexander Dembitsky allowed him to take command of as many as three companies.

In July, Russian woman Anastasia Avdeeva died in Phuket after a quarrel with her husband. He claimed that his wife either accidentally fell out of the window or committed suicide. However, it became known that before her death she had quarreled with her husband and wrote to her parents that she wanted to leave him. However, his possible involvement in the tragedy was never investigated. A report about this tragedy was published on the YouTube channel “Kosa” - “Cold” tells the main thing.

An ordinary boxer from a small town in Siberia, Anatoly Bykov reached unprecedented heights. He was called the night governor of Krasnoyarsk and the aluminum king of Siberia. But then a “vertical of power” was built in post-Soviet Russia, and Bykov’s empire came to an end. When his former accomplices spoke out, contract killings from the 1990s suddenly began to emerge.

What remains of Russia's most innovative bank? Over the course of 15 years, Tinkoff has gone from a small credit institution to one of the most popular banks in Russia. The non-standard business model of a “bank without offices” quickly caught on, and its brokerage service actually introduced millions of Russians to investments.

In the 90s, a physical education teacher from a small Siberian town, Anatoly Bykov, became the main person at the Krasnoyarsk aluminum plant, and indeed in the city in general. He was even called the “night governor” of Krasnoyarsk. But then law enforcement officers caught a crime boss nicknamed Tatar, and details of the past surfaced that led Bykov to jail.

Russia's largest private oil company risks becoming part of the state again. And its prospects were nullified by one decision of the United States The largest private oil company in Russia, Lukoil, for a long time and successfully avoided all the negative consequences of the invasion of Ukraine. She managed to avoid sanctions and even develop business in Europe. Financial indicators were growing, and the company felt confident, until the new US administration reset all its successes.