The Parliament of Chechnya will fight against ISIS propaganda The Legislative Assembly of Chechnya has sent to the State Duma a bill that prohibits mentioning in the media the national and religious affiliation of people involved in terrorist activities. Chechen deputies believe that the successes of terrorists “on the propaganda front” are also connected with “not always correct comparisons and expressions” in the media about terrorists. The State Duma was skeptical about the proposal.

British Prime Minister David Cameron has secured the support of the required number of votes in the House of Commons to authorize parliamentary bombing by the Royal Air Force of the positions of the terrorist group Islamic State (IS) banned in Russia in Syria, The Telegraph reports. Thus, the vote should take place on Thursday. Previously, David Cameron announced that he would not put the issue up for a vote in parliament unless he was sure that he had the required number of votes.

The tomb of Alexander III was opened as part of the case of the murder of the royal family Yesterday in the Peter and Paul Cathedral of St. Petersburg, in the presence of the Chairman of the Investigative Committee of Russia Alexander Bastrykin and representatives of the Russian Orthodox Church, the tomb of Emperor Alexander III was opened to complete a comparative genetic examination and assess the authenticity of the remains of the family of his son Nicholas II executed in 1918.

A Mazda car fell from the eighth floor of a parking lot in the Moscow region, killing three people. This was reported by the press service of the Moscow region police. “The Mazda car fell, due to still unclear circumstances, from the eighth floor of a parking complex located in the village of Nemchinovka. The incident occurred at about two o'clock in the morning today. As a result of the emergency, three men died,” TASS quoted the press service as saying.

SMARTS sold two Volga region branches of PJSC VimpelCom The SMARTS group of companies sold two subsidiaries to Vimpelcom PJSC (Beeline) - SMARTS - Saratov JSC and SMARTS - Astrakhan JSC. The deal was signed on November 25. According to Kommersant, two assets were sold for just over 1 billion rubles. This is another step towards ridding SMARTS of cellular assets.

Russian Transport Minister Maxim Sokolov said that the website of the Platon system, aimed at collecting fees from heavy trucks for travel on federal highways, will contain information about where the collected funds are spent. “A special section will be created on the website, where there will be information about which funds collected through the Platon system are allocated to which specific projects,” Mr. Sokolov said on the Rossiya 24 TV channel.

An earthquake of magnitude 5.1 was recorded in the Pacific Ocean near the southern Kuril Islands of the Sakhalin region, Interfax reports with reference to the Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk seismic station. In the villages of Malokurilskoye, Yuzhno-Kurilsk, Golovnino it was felt with a force of 3-4 points, in the city of Kurilsk (Iturup Island, middle Kuriles) - 2-3 points. “Objects were swaying in the houses, dishes were clanking.

Five experts from the Association of Russian NGOs for the Protection of Electoral Rights “Civic Control”, who were sent to Transnistria to observe parliamentary and local elections, were deported by the Moldovan authorities.

The case of the ex-governor of the Novosibirsk region was sent to court The first of two cases of the former governor of the Novosibirsk region Vasily Yurchenko has been sent to court. Mr. Yurchenko, removed from office due to the loss of the president’s confidence, was charged by the Investigative Committee of Russia (ICR) with exceeding his powers in the sale of a property complex, which led to significant losses in the regional budget.

A senior Turkish official is confident that the sanctions that Russia imposed on Turkey after the Su-24 bomber incident will only worsen relations between the two countries. “Such sanctions will only damage relations. These steps will not help solve the problem, but will only deepen it,” Reuters quoted him as saying. As Kommersant reported, Vladimir Putin signed a decree on the application of special economic measures against Turkey.

Local MP convicted of calls for separatism In Petrozavodsk yesterday, a verdict was announced against local deputy Vladimir Zavarkin, who was accused of calling for the separation of Karelia from Russia. He must pay a fine of 30 thousand rubles, although the defense notes that this is not the only consequence: Mr. Zavarkin, as convicted of extremism, will not be able to be a deputy and create social movements.

Iran's deposits will be put up for the first tenders in early 2016. This statement was made by Iran's Deputy Oil Minister Rokneddin Javadi at a conference on new contracts in the country's oil and gas industry, held in Tehran.

Turkish police used water cannons and tear gas during the march, which was attended by about 2 thousand people, Reuters reports. The action began after the death of Kurdish lawyer, head of the Bar Association of Turkish Diyarbakir, Tahir Elci.

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law that simplifies the procedure for issuing an electronic MTPL policy. According to the document, the text of which is published on the official Internet portal of legal information , the policyholder is not required to indicate the insurance number of his individual personal account (SNILS) in the application for concluding an MTPL agreement.

Moroccan police have detained three suspects in a hacker attack, including two Turkish citizens who may be associated with the Islamic State (IS) terrorist organization banned in Russia. “Two Turkish citizens participated in a hacker attack on one of the Moroccan operators. During the investigation, it was established that the detained Turkish residents support the Islamic State...