On June 10, Crimean Telegram channels began spreading messages about possible airstrikes on the peninsula between June 10 and 12. The warning posts were published on behalf of the Ministry of Emergency Situations. "The air defense forces have been put on full alert. We ask residents to remain calm and take care of their children and loved ones!

33% of Russians are ready to accept a low salary in order to keep their current job or to be guaranteed a new one in the second quarter of 2024, RBC writes , citing a HeadHunter survey available to the publication. The survey was conducted from April 29 to May 22, 2024, and involved 10,550 people. The survey data shows that the index of readiness to reduce salary expectations in Russia has reached a historical maximum and amounted to 0.15 points across the country.

She ran away from him, but he found her in Shelter, abducted and threatened with reprisal Three men broke into the Russian shelter for children and women. They beat the employee and threatened the physical reprisal to everyone who was there. Men searched for the civilian wife of one of the attackers, Genghis Khan Shabazov - she escaped from domestic violence, taking with her a half -year -old son. Shabazov managed to steal a woman from Shelter.

Ukraine has carried out a strike on a target in Russia from a combat aircraft for the first time, Sky News reported , citing a source in the Ukrainian Armed Forces. According to him, on June 9, a Ukrainian army plane attacked a "command post" in the Belgorod region. However, the TV channel's interlocutor did not specify what type of plane or ammunition was used for the attack.

The Investigative Committee has opened a criminal case into the mass poisoning of children at the park hotel in Istra. "From June 6 to 9, 14 children aged 7 to 16 sought medical attention in the Krasnogorsk urban district due to poor health. The preliminary cause of their poor health was an acute intestinal infection," the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for the Moscow Region said in a statement.

Umm Hudayfa, the widow of Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, who has been described as the No. 1 terrorist, told the BBC that her husband became radicalized after he was likely subjected to sexual abuse by US troops. In 2004, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was detained by the US military and held for about a year at Camp Bucca in southern Iraq. According to Hudayfa, after his release, her husband "became hot-tempered." “He started to suffer from psychological problems,” she said.

Pharmaceutical company Moderna has completed the third and final phase of testing of a vaccine that is supposed to be used to prevent both flu and coronavirus, the BBC reports . According to the publication, the tests were successful, and the introduction of the vaccine into the human body produces antibodies to both viruses. Moderna CEO Stéphane Bancel claims that the mRNA vaccine will become widely available in 2026.

Kiev will deploy some of the F-16 fighters that Ukraine's Western allies have given it at air bases in other countries. This was stated to the Ukrainian publication Censor.net by the Chief of Aviation of the Ukrainian Air Force Command, Serhiy Golubtsov. According to him, such a measure will help protect the aircraft from Russian strikes and will allow them to be used for training pilots.

American and European astronomers have studied images from the cameras of the European mission Mars Express and the Russian-European probe ExoMars-TGO and have discovered frost in the craters of volcanoes on Mars. This is reported by The Guardian. The results of the study were published in the journal Nature Geoscience. The frost layer was found on the Olympus, Arsia, and Ascraeus mountains. These mountains are located in the Tharsis province.

Athletes are using continuous glucose monitoring devices to improve their performance at the upcoming Paris Olympics, Reuters reports . One athlete who has found an unexpected use for medical technology in sports is Dutch marathon runner Abdi Nageye, who won a silver medal at the Tokyo Olympics. He says he and his coaches use glucose monitoring data to determine his body's energy reserves. "[Glucose] is your energy, your fuel.

The government wants to return driver's licenses to mobilized soldiers, contract soldiers and volunteers who lost them for drunk driving or driving in the oncoming lane. A corresponding bill has been submitted to the State Duma, Kommersant writes . According to the document, participants in the war in Ukraine who grossly violated traffic rules will be able to use their driver's licenses during mobilization, martial law or wartime.

A team of Chinese scientists led by Ning Li from Qingdao University has found that microplastics are present in every sample of human sperm, The Guardian reports . In the study, the scientists tested 23 human sperm samples and 47 dog sperm samples, all of which were found to contain microplastics. The report says that sperm counts were not measurable in humans, but that in dogs, sperm counts were lower in samples with higher levels of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) contamination.

In the Dagestani city of Buinaksk, more than 270 people sought medical help with symptoms of poisoning, reports the Russian State Victims' Association "Dagestan". The victims were diagnosed with "acute intestinal infection", the republic's Ministry of Health notes . According to the department, 35 people, including children, were hospitalized.

French President Emmanuel Macron has announced the dissolution of the country's parliament and the calling of early elections. He took this step after his Renaissance party lost the European Parliament elections that took place in Europe last weekend. New elections to the French parliament will be held on June 30 and July 7, Le Figaro writes .

The head of the Russian Orthodox Church (ROC), Patriarch Kirill, during a visit to the Kaliningrad region, stated that the region’s population is dying out due to its proximity to the West. “For the Kaliningrad region, population loss is a geopolitical problem, because our region is an exclave surrounded, among other things, by states that are hostile to Russia,” he said. At the same time, he welcomed the measures taken in the region to combat abortions.