At the site of the crash of the Su-24M front-line bomber near Chelyabinsk, which occurred the day before yesterday, flight recorders were discovered. However, it is not yet known whether they will be available for decryption, since they are badly damaged. Meanwhile, yesterday, members of a special commission of the Russian Ministry of Defense arrived at the Shagol air base, which must draw conclusions about the reasons for the crash of the combat aircraft.

FAS recognizes regional restrictions on the turnover of energy drinks as illegal The FAS RF Commission recognized the restrictions on the sale of non-alcoholic tonic drinks and the ban on the sale of alcoholic energy drinks introduced in the Krasnodar Territory as inconsistent with federal legislation. If appropriate changes are not made to the regional law within 30 days, antimonopoly officials intend to go to court.

Context 790 2 minutes. ... The Supreme Council of Adjara yesterday approved 32-year-old Archil Khabadze as head of government. He replaced Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili's classmate at Kyiv University, Levan Varshalomidze, in this post. The new prime minister of Adjara still headed the local branch of the Kartu bank, owned by the eldest son of the head of the Georgian government, Bidzina Ivanishvili, Uta. Archil Khabadze has already announced plans to adjust the republic’s priorities.

The path from the heart of the chef to the stomachs of the guests is always thorny, and restaurateurs often get burned by their own experience. And in general, catering is much more about communication than about food. Perm restaurateurs shared their stories with Kommersant. Ilya Barshevsky, co-owner of “Velkhat” and fast food cafe “Pechka”: — When I lived in America, I really loved Buffalo wings. These are spicy chicken wings. I generally love everything very spicy!

415 1 min. ... Alexander Prikhozhaev, who replaced Vladimir Artemyev in this post, was appointed to the post of head of the construction policy department of the Voronezh city administration, the mayor’s office reported. Let us recall that Vladimir Artemyev headed the construction department, which was part of the department of urban planning and architecture before the reorganization.

The Volgo-Vyatsky Bank of Sberbank of the Russian Federation will open four more annual credit lines with a total limit of 1.4 billion rubles in the Nizhny Novgorod region, the regional Ministry of Finance reported. The bank was recognized as the winner of four electronic auctions held on October 29 for the right to conclude contracts for the opening of three revolving credit lines for 400 million rubles. each and one with a limit of 200 million rubles.

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Former Prime Minister of Bashkiria Azamat Ilimbetov, who left his post in the regional government a week ago due to its reorganization, will work in biotechnology. The head of the region, Rustem Khamitov, spoke about this yesterday at a meeting with the editors-in-chief of regional media, explaining that Mr. Ilimbetov “has long been asking for an economic job,” and “the hardware work weighed on him.” “He was entrusted with a large project related, let’s say, to biochemistry and ...

The deputy dean of one of the faculties of Moscow State University and the head of the department of the Academy of Labor and Social Relations were detained red-handed while receiving a bribe of 1 million rubles, the capital's main directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation reported on October 31.

The Board of Directors of CJSC Novosibirsk Flour Mill No. 1 has appointed an extraordinary meeting of shareholders for November 22. According to the company's official statement, the meeting agenda included the issue of approving a major transaction. It also states that if a positive decision is made on this issue, the shareholders of the CJSC may demand that the company repurchase their shares. The redemption price is set at RUB 1,862.

Russian President Vladimir Putin will hold a “direct line” in the warm season, his press secretary Dmitry Peskov said on October 31. According to him, this does not mean that the head of state refuses this format. “Direct lines are planned for the warm season, and not when the ears and feet are freezing,” the Ekho Moskvy radio station quotes the press secretary.

Wine and Borjomi are again predicted to return to Russia The new Georgian authorities intend to resume dialogue with the head of Rospotrebnadzor Gennady Onishchenko about the return of traditional Georgian export goods to the Russian market. According to experts, with Georgia’s continuing course towards integration into NATO and the EU, the return of Georgian wine and Borjomi to Russia is unrealistic.

Vladimir Putin abandoned the Direct Line format As the Kommersant newspaper learned, this year Vladimir Putin will not communicate with the population in the traditional format. This time in November the president will hold an extended press conference. Special correspondent of Kommersant Publishing House Arina Borodina discussed the news with presenter Nail Gubaev. Before this, the president answered questions from Russians every year for 10 years live on federal television channels.

Students and teachers of the University appealed to law enforcement officials with a corresponding statement. Earlier, dogs under guardianship were poisoned by dog ​​hunters on the territory of the 50th Anniversary of October Park, says an initiative group of animal activists and University employees. Details from Elena Martyanova. The subculture of dog hunters appeared in Russia six months ago.

How the US is weathering Hurricane Sandy Hurricane Sandy, which has hit the East Coast of the United States, threatens to become the most destructive in the country's recent history. It has already killed 50 people, and 7.4 million homes remain without electricity. Subway stations in New York, Boston and Washington are closed, commuter trains are suspended, and 13 thousand flights in the northeast of the country are canceled. More than 400 thousand people were evacuated from coastal areas.