In order not to miss the main materials of "Cold", subscribe to our instagram and telegram . Where exactly did the drones fly? On December 5, there were explosions at the military airfields "Dyagilevo" in the Ryazan region and "Engels-2" in the Saratov region - 500 and 600 kilometers from the Russian-Ukrainian border. Three soldiers were killed and five more were wounded. In Engels, were two bombers damaged, in Dyagilevo, two more aircraft.

The State Duma immediately approved in the second and third readings a bill banning surrogacy services for foreigners in Russia. According to the law, Russian women will be able to provide such services only to Russian citizens. “Surrogacy for foreigners is prohibited.

Beds have been installed at Twitter's San Francisco offices. Earlier, the new owner of the company, Elon Musk, warned employees about the upcoming processing and the possible need to sleep in the workplace. "Bedrooms" in Twitter's office space appeared on December 5th.

Iran has carried out the death sentence imposed on a participant in the protests that have been going on in the country for several months now. On the morning of December 8, Mohsen Shekari was hanged, whom the Revolutionary Court of Iran found guilty of "enmity against God." According to the prosecution, Shekari took part in the protests, in particular, on September 25, a man blocked the main road in Tehran and stabbed a member of the Basij civil militia.

In Khabarovsk, a court sent Anton Furgal, the son of the ex-governor of the Khabarovsk Territory, Sergei Furgal, under arrest for three days on charges of battery. This was told by the lawyer of Anton Furgal Tatyana Kabanova. According to her, the incident that happened back in October became the reason for initiating the case. As Furgal himself told her, he “accidentally stepped on the foot” of a man passing by.

They asked the psychologist to explain this and tell how to relate to this calmer Some European countries and international organizations in different formulations called Russia a terrorist state. In the cities where Russian emigrants settled, the graffiti "Russians Go Home" meet. In European banks, Russians are sometimes refused to open an account, and some countries stopped issuing tourist visas.

Businessmen Iskandar Makhmudov and Andrey Bokarev, who are engaged in supplies for the Russian army, continue to actively do business in Latvia and receive grants from the European Union, reports The Insider. Makhmudov and Bokarev, through a chain of legal entities, control the Russian legal entity Holding TransComponent, which owns a 36% stake in the Riga electric machine plant Rīgas elektromašīnbūves rūpnīca (RER).

American basketball player Brittney Greiner, who was previously convicted in Russia on a drug smuggling case, was exchanged for Russian businessman Viktor Bout convicted in the United States on conspiracy to supply weapons. The exchange was confirmed by the Russian Foreign Ministry. RIA Novosti, citing the department, also reports that the exchange took place at Abu Dhabi airport.

The Peruvian parliament has impeached President Pedro Castillo after he tried to dissolve the Congress of the Republic with an emergency interim government. As a result, parliamentarians at an emergency meeting announced his impeachment. At the beginning of the year, Castillo was twice tried to impeach, but both times there were not enough votes to remove him from office.

School history teacher Nikita Tushkanov was detained in Syktyvkar. He was accused of publicly justifying terrorism due to comments on social networks about the explosion of the Crimean bridge. OVD-Info writes about this, referring to Tushkanov’s girlfriend Alexandra Kochanova. According to her, security forces came to search her apartment, where she and Tushkanov live, on the morning of December 7.

The Russian Federal Security Service announced the arrest of two residents of Sevastopol, who, according to the intelligence service, worked for the Security Service of Ukraine.