US President Joe Biden said that, according to preliminary information, the rocket that fell on November 15 on the territory of Poland was most likely not launched by the Russian military, reports Sky News. “I don’t want to say until we completely complete the investigation, but judging by the path of [rockets], it is unlikely that it was launched from Russia,” said Bayden. As a result of the fall of the rocket in the Polish Pshevovo, two people were killed.

About 300 Russian conscripts are being held in a basement in Zaitsevo, Luhansk region, for refusing to return to the front line, ASTRA reports , citing relatives of those detained. “They constantly bring in new people. This is a large basement in the House of Culture in Zaitsevo. They are fed once a day: one dry ration for 5-6 people. They constantly threaten,” the wife of one of those detained told the channel. The publication was able to confirm the names of 42 of them.

Igor Zelensky, the chosen one of President Vladimir Putin Katerina Tikhonova, is the owner of two apartments and two parking spaces in Munich. This follows from the data of the cadastral register of Bavaria, which received “important stories” for the project to monitor the assets of Russian politically significant persons. The apartments are located in Munich in the house at the intersection of Arnulfstrasse streets, Francis-Shmitz-Strasse and Georg-Lindau-Strasse.

The Soviet court in Samara found guilty of former drug control operatives in falsification of evidence, abuse of authority with the use of violence and fraud using their official position. Six defendants in Samara case were sentenced in total to 30 years and 9 months of the colony, the Public Verdict Foundation drew attention . The court found that during 2015-2017, operatives fabricated at least 17 criminal cases of drugs, using torture and falsifying evidence.

What's happened There is increasing talk in the West that the missile that killed two Polish residents on November 15 was most likely launched by Ukrainian air defense forces.

Residents of 12 regions reported a deficiency of the antireroviral drug Evipler, which is produced by Johnson & Johnson, the organization "Patient Control" reports . According to NPOs, the most difficult situation in the Tver region, the Komi Republic and the annexed Crimea. Some patients have changed the treatment regimen, explaining this by the fact that the drug is over and its supplies are not expected.