Late payments for utilities will be equal in cost to consumer loans Deputies intend to tighten the mutual responsibility of consumers and providers of housing and communal services. For late payments for water, electricity, gas and heat, citizens will face penalties comparable to the cost of consumer loans, it follows from the bill submitted to the State Duma; they will be able to receive compensation for inflating the cost of services or their inadequate quality.

Real estate One of the large general contractors, Mosinzhstroy (MIS), which was responsible for the reconstruction of the Kremlin facilities and the construction of the Luzhniki Stadium, announced liquidation. The beneficiary of the company, the former owner of the scandalous Neftyanoy Bank, Igor Linshits, was unable to pay off the developer’s debts, which exceeded 20 billion rubles. Photo: Valery Levitin, Kommersant MIS officially announced its liquidation yesterday.

By decision of the Arbitration Court of the Altai Territory, Weekend Park LLC in Biysk was placed under surveillance for six months. Local businesswoman Nadezhda Solomonova, to whom Weekend Park owed 447 thousand rubles, filed an application to declare this company bankrupt. At the same time, as follows from the case materials, Ms. Solomonova assumed the costs of ensuring the bankruptcy procedure in the amount of 180 thousand rubles.

The Kommersant special correspondent visited the homeland of the President of Ukraine In the Donetsk region, they are actively discussing information that appeared yesterday about the possible return of Viktor Yanukovych to Donetsk. They even name the date - next Sunday. Kommersant special correspondent ILYA BARABANOV visited the hometown of the ousted president, Yenakievo, and found out that there he is still considered the legitimate head of state.

Context 2K 1 min. ... The European Parliament appealed to the EU executive bodies with a demand to expand individual sanctions against Russian officials and speed up the preparation of a list of restrictive measures in relation to certain sectors of the Russian economy. This call is contained in the resolution adopted yesterday.

Tehran regained access to $450 million Washington has unblocked some of Iran's foreign assets that had previously been frozen. This was announced by the US State Department after the publication of a report by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). The document states that Iran has halved its reserves of uranium enriched to 20%.

The founder of VKontakte, Pavel Durov, entered into an agreement on the possibility of selling a 12% stake in the social network to MegaFon CEO Ivan Tavrin two years ago, the Vedomosti newspaper reports. One of the sources explained that Mr. Durov “was worried that investors unfriendly to him would come to VKontakte.” From a formal point of view, this refutes Pavel Durov’s statements that he sold his shares “under pressure from the FSB,” which he made on his page on the VKontakte social network.

Kamchatka authorities want to fix fuel prices The rise in fuel prices in the Kamchatka Territory prompted the region's authorities to think about regulating fuel markups. FAS Russia is preparing an inspection of petroleum products suppliers throughout the Far Eastern Federal District.

Contracts Former Zenit St. Petersburg coach Luciano Spalletti may replace Antonio Conte as head coach of Juventus Turin. Local publications report this. This could happen if Conte refuses to renew his contract with Juventus.

This position has been agreed upon with Smolny Yesterday, at an extraordinary meeting of shareholders of OJSC "Heating Network of St. Petersburg", a representative of the State Unitary Enterprise "TEK", the owner of a blocking stake in "Heating Network", again "abstained" from voting on the issue of conducting an additional issue of shares of the company. Thus, the deal fell through again.

Russia will always be a reliable supplier of energy resources and a guarantor of energy security, said Dmitry Peskov, press secretary of Russian President Vladimir Putin. “Russia was, is and will be a reliable supplier of energy resources, a reliable guarantor of energy security,” Interfax quotes Mr. Peskov as saying.

53 1 min. ... The future of Crimean museums seems extremely vague. Columnist Dmitry Butkevich talks about the current state of the collections and what organizational changes museums expect in the near future. Photo: Gennady Gulyaev, Kommersant / buy photo Continuing the topic of the future of museums in Crimea, I will give some excerpts from an article published on the website zn.ua. The authors interviewed directors of several museums on the peninsula.

The Leninsky District Court of Rostov-on-Don satisfied the prosecutor's claim against Donkvartstroy LLC for a ban on construction and installation work in the lane. Verkhoyansky, the press service of the regional prosecutor’s office reported.

The Nizhny Novgorod region took sixth place in the road accident rate rating compiled by the interregional public center “For the Safety of Russian Roads” based on the results of the first quarter of 2014. RBC reports the results of the study.

The official will be tried for accepting a bribe of 200 million rubles. The criminal case of the former head of the directorate for the construction of special facilities of the Tyumen region, Mikhail Mezentsev, was transferred to the Kalininsky District Court of Tyumen. He is accused of receiving a bribe in the amount of more than 200 million rubles. from the German company Lamitec-Medicals GmbH for lobbying its interests. According to Kommersant's information, Mr.