After the attacks in Makhachkala and Derbent, pro-Kremlin bots began spreading comments on VKontakte that the US and Ukraine were behind the incident, Verstka reported , citing statistics from the Botnadzor project. The publication claims that since June 23, bots have left more than 1,400 comments. As an example, Verstka cites one of the comments on VKontakte: "What a horror. I wouldn't be surprised if the US planned this too.

Lost her leg, almost lost parental rights, but in the end I gained myself and enjoy life Three years ago, the blogger and photographer Tatyana Hesso fell out of the seventh floor, almost died and greatly damaged her leg, which later had to be amputated. Tatyana does not remember whether she wanted to commit suicide or so happened by chance, but this experience made her cling to life, more than ever before.

The US heat wave has affected at least 100 million people, with temperatures in some cities exceeding 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) over the weekend. Forecasters are predicting that hot weather will continue across much of the southeast and southwest of the country this week, Reuters reports . The intense heat will move into Nebraska and Kansas on Monday, according to the National Weather Service.

Russian insulin manufacturer Geropharm has taken the Danish pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk to court to demand a compulsory license, RBC reports , citing the Moscow Arbitration Court database. According to the publication's sources, the drug in question is Ozempic, which was developed to treat diabetes but has gained popularity as an anti-obesity drug. According to RBC, Geropharm already has a compulsory license to produce an analogue of this drug.

British teenager Oran Knowlson has become the world's first patient with severe epilepsy to have a special device implanted in his skull to combat the symptoms of the disease, the BBC reports . According to the publication, the implantation operation was performed in a London hospital when Knowlson was 12 years old. He is now 13. He suffered from severe, treatment-resistant epilepsy from the age of three. He had between several dozen and two hundred seizures a day.

Free healthcare and education are of primary importance to Russians, not political rights, the Kommersant newspaper writes , citing the results of a survey conducted by the HSE Center for Civil Society and Non-Commercial Sector Studies. During the study, free medicine and education were named as the most important by 64% and 61% of respondents, respectively.

A resident of Kostroma died in hospital due to botulism, TASS reports , citing the press service of the Kostroma Region administration. According to the agency, a 21-year-old resident of Kostroma died because he did not immediately seek medical help. The administration's press service claims that the young man contracted botulism in Nizhny Novgorod, where he had come to visit relatives. According to TASS, the man was in Nizhny Novgorod from June 12 to 15.

Access to the game "Romance Club" will be restricted in Russia. This was reported by the game's Telegram channel, citing a decree of the Federal Service for Supervision of Communications, Information Technology and Mass Media dated June 21. The report states that the LGBT content available in the game violates Russian law, which is why the game has come under the “close scrutiny” of Roskomnadzor.

As a result of a series of attacks in Dagestan, at least 15 security forces and several civilians were killed, including the rector of the Church of the Intercession of the Holy Mother of God in Derbent, Archpriest Nikolai Kotelnikov. This was reported on his Telegram channel by the head of the republic, Sergei Melikov. "More than 15 police officers became victims of today's terrorist attack, while taking up arms to defend the peace and quiet of Dagestan.

The Russian Bank of China, which is a subsidiary of the Chinese Bank of China, has stopped servicing payments from Russian banks included in the US sanctions list. This is reported by the Kommersant newspaper, citing its own sources among market participants. Experts interviewed by the publication noted that Bank of China handled most of the yuan payments between Russia and China.

Artists Shaman and Polina Gagarina were included in the sanctions list of the European Union. The document notes that restrictions were imposed on them due to their support for the Putin regime. "Polina Gagarina regularly speaks out at state propaganda events, such as those in honor of the illegal annexation of four Ukrainian regions or the anniversary of the annexation of Crimea. In this way, she supports actions that undermine the territorial integrity of Ukraine," the document explains .

In Pyatigorsk, a group of men who were dancing the lezginka in the city center were detained. This was reported by the local mayor Dmitry Voroshilov. He considered such behavior "outrageous" against the backdrop of militant attacks in Dagestan. "What were these ... happy about? The deaths of children, police officers, civilians? They were detained by police officers, traditionally apologized on camera and will probably face administrative punishment," he wrote on his Telegram channel.

The Investigative Committee reported that they had managed to establish the identities of five killed militants who attacked a church and a synagogue in Dagestan and also fired at a traffic police post. "According to preliminary data, 15 law enforcement officers were killed, as well as four civilians, including an Orthodox priest," the Investigative Committee said in a statement. The agency did not disclose the identities of the attackers.

The 66-year-old priest Nikolai Kotelnikov, who died as a result of attacks in Dagestan, was the prototype for the “Monument to the Friendship of Three Religions” erected in Derbent. Kotelnikov was the rector of the Church of the Intercession of the Holy Mother of God. The fact that the priest served as a prototype for the monument was reported by the special correspondent of the Spas TV channel Alexander Egortsev.

Researcher of the Z-community Ivan Filippov-about what excited the "military" last week The writer and producer Ivan Filippov leads the telegram channel “ On the ZzzzzaPadnaya Front without Changes” , in which he analyzes Russian wire propaganda. To do this, he studies about 300 Z-channels daily. Especially for the “cold”, Filippov says that he was worried about their authors last week, as well as their war with censorship and how the Ministry of Defense accidentally recognizes its losses.