They beat me there and gave the agenda, despite the delay On May 6, a student of the magistracy Paul was detained on Arbat. Police officers brought him to the military registration and enlistment office, where he demanded to prove the presence of a delay. There, according to Paul, one of the police officers serving at the military registration and enlistment office, strangled him and cried his hands.

European governments have stepped up their fight against threats from Russia ahead of the European Parliament elections. Bloomberg reports this with reference to anonymous European officials. According to the agency, the Russian government is no longer worried that European intelligence services are able to convict Moscow of sabotage, so Russia is abandoning “subtle forms” of espionage and resorting to tougher actions.

Russia tried to break through the Ukrainian defense line in the direction of Kharkov. The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine reported this on its Telegram channel. “At approximately 5 a.m., the enemy attempted to break through our defense line under the cover of armored vehicles. As of now, these attacks have been repulsed, and fighting of varying intensity continues. To strengthen the defense on this sector of the front, reserve units have been sent.

Journalists from The New York Times analyzed satellite images and found out where Russian nuclear weapons are stored in Belarus. The publication notes that in March 2023, construction of a facility for storing Russian nuclear weapons began in Belarus. It is located about 190 kilometers north of the border with Ukraine in a military warehouse near the town of Osipovichi. Some of the structures built there have unique features characteristic of Russian nuclear storage facilities, writes NYT.

The personality of a woman who persecuted a man was revealed on the Internet. He shot a series about this, and now she herself complains about herbs "Baby Reinder) is a British series from Netflix about stalking and sexualized violence based on real events. Despite the efforts of the authors to disguise the prototypes of the heroes, on the Internet they have already found a woman with whom the main character is written off. Now she herself complains about grass.

Svetlana Eliseeva, the beloved of the ex-head of Rosneft Eduard Khudainatov, bought four villas in the Austrian Alps with a total cost of 26 million euros (two and a half billion rubles). This was found out by “Important Stories”, the German publication Paper Trail Media and the Organized Crime and Corruption Research Center (OCCRP). A note that a certain Russian woman Svetlana E.

Pentagon officials working with Elon Musk's SpaceX stopped the unauthorized use of Starlink Internet terminals by the Russian military during the war in Ukraine. Bloomberg reports this.

A strong magnetic storm began on the ground, TASS reports with reference to the Institute of Applied Geophysics. Earlier, the Russian Academy of Sciences said that it can become the most powerful over the past 20 years. The agency notes that the indignation of the Earth’s magnetic field reached the third level on a five -point scale.

In St. Petersburg, a passenger bus carrying about 20 passengers fell from a bridge into the Moika River, TASS reports with reference to the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Petersburg police began an investigation. “At the time of the emergency, there were about 20 people inside the vehicle. Police officers are currently working at the scene of the accident. The circumstances that led to the bus falling into the water are being established.

The American company Sierra Nevada Corporation bought five Boeing 747 passenger aircraft from the South Korean carrier Korean Air to make them a new generation of “doomsday planes”. CNN reports this. Sierra Nevada is the replacement contractor for the current U.S. Air Force Command and Control strategic aircraft fleet. According to the TV channel, a company representative confirmed the purchase of Korean Air aircraft, but did not provide any details.

The nonprofit Tax Policy Associates hid a free bottle of wine in its privacy policy. The organization did this as an experiment: executives wanted to see if people were reading the document. As a result, it was not even the client who received the wine, but an employee of another organization who discovered the line by accident when looking for an example of a good “privacy policy,” the BBC reports .

Finland, Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia and Poland signed a joint agreement to strengthen monitoring of EU sanctions against Russia. Finnish customs reported this. The document was signed on May 9 in Vilnius.

Rutgers University New Jersey doctoral student Tamia Brevard-Rodriguez gave birth and defended her dissertation the same day. CNN reports this with reference to regional media. On the morning of March 25, Brevard-Rodriguez was preparing a presentation of her research—she was scheduled to defend her doctoral dissertation that day. Suddenly, the woman's water broke and contractions began, although she was only eight months pregnant.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he would continue the war in the Gaza Strip even without US arms supplies. The Financial Times reports this. On the evening of May 9, the Prime Minister published a video on the social network X, in which, as the Financial Times notes, he responded to US President Joe Biden’s warnings about stopping arms supplies. “If we have to stand alone, we will stand alone,” Netanyahu said.

The driver of the bus that fell into the Moika River is an employee of the St. Petersburg company Taxi LLC. For 25 years, it was headed by Tatyana Kalyuzhnaya, a friend of the ex-governor of St. Petersburg Valentina Matvienko, “Important Stories” found out . According to the publication, Kalyuzhnaya founded the company in 1997 and until January 2023 was its sole founder.