Frame: European Tour / YouTube Golphist Joe Miller demonstrated what is happening with the watermelon when the ball from golf enters it. Nothing good. Two watermelons are broken in the video - be sure to wait for the second, his finale turned out to be much more spectacular than the fate of the first. European Tour Man vs Fruit - European Tour

Photo: NASA Astronaut Bazz Aldrin, the second person who stepped on the surface of the moon, published a voucher on Facebook, which he was discharged in NASA due to the Apollo 11 expedition. The voucher prescribes a travel route and the amount of compensation is indicated that Oldrin received for expenses during the trip - $ 33 and 31 centers (today, taking into account inflation, this is more than $ 200).

The Soros Foundation (the Open Society Institute) denied reports of an imminent departure from Russia.

Russia has declared a senior official at the Swedish embassy in Moscow persona non grata. No specific charges were brought against him. According to a spokesman for the Swedish Foreign Ministry, Russia decided to expel the diplomat in response to a similar measure against a Russian who was recently declared undesirable in Sweden. The Swedes suspected the exiled Russian diplomat of violating the Vienna Convention .

The Bank of Russia has revoked the licenses of five of the seven non-state pension funds (NPF) owned by businessman Anatoly Motylev. These are the funds "Solntse. Zhizn. Pension", "Adekta-Pension", "Uraloboronzavodsky", "Zashchita Budushchee" and "Solnechnoye Vremya". They were found to be violating the law and failing to comply with the Central Bank's orders. Two more of Motylev’s funds are prohibited from concluding new pension agreements and agreements on compulsory pension insurance.

The Romanian prosecutor's office has charged executives of Petrotel, a Lukoil subsidiary that owns an oil refinery in the city of Ploiesti, with money laundering. This is reported by the Romanian agency Mediafax, citing a statement from the prosecutor's office. The charge was brought against six top managers of Petrotel, including three Russian citizens - the company's CEO Andrey Bogdanov and his deputies Alexei Vointsev and Olga Kuzina.

Screen capture: TV100 / YouTube The Pskov regional soccer championship ended in a brawl yesterday that included a high-kick to a referee that sent him to the hospital. The ruckus began after the referee made a controversial call that left the game tied at 2:2. When players surrounded the man, he began fighting them off with a stun-gun. With his back turned, however, someone delivered a blow that knocked the elderly man to the ground, unconscious.

The price of Brent crude on the ICE exchange fell below $50. At 19:10 Moscow time, it was trading at $49.95 per barrel, and two minutes later - at $49.86. The last time a barrel of Brent was below $50 was in January 2015. Before that, oil was so cheap at the turn of 2008-2009. Analysts expected that the price of Brent would fall to this level only by December 2015. It is expected that soon Iran will be able to supply oil to the international market, which should lead to lower prices.

Kyiv priest Georgy Kovalenko explains why Ukrainian churches want to unite without the participation of the Russian Orthodox Church Photo: Konstantin Chernichkin / Reuters / Scanpix In the fall of 2015, the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Kyiv Patriarchate convenes the Unification Council.

The head of the city branch of A Just Russia in Orel, Mikhail Gavrikov, turned out to be a United Russia party. This became clear when he was about to run for city council. The Electoral Committee refused to register Gavrikov as a candidate, since he is a member of United Russia. By law , a Russian citizen can only be a member of one political party.

In the Netherlands in the city of Alfen-en-Den-Rin, two taps fell to residential buildings . According to preliminary data, at least 20 people were injured. People can remain under the rubble. During the incident, the taps loaded parts of the bridge. Webak1 Julianabrug Stort Neer

The Ministry of Labor of the Russian Federation has developed a draft code of ethics for state and municipal employees, which is proposed to be put into effect by decree of the President of Russia. The latest version of this document was published on the federal portal of draft regulatory legal acts. The code lists the fundamental principles that should guide officials: humanism and patriotism, honesty and social responsibility, integrity, impartiality and objectivity.

Despite reports to the contrary, Russia's Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance says it is not reviewing the possibility of converting confiscated sanctioned food into animal feed. According to the agency's spokesperson, Yulia Melano, meat and diary products—previously said to rerouted to farms as animal feed—must be burned, in order to avoid biological risks.

Shot: ZSL - Zoological Society of London / YouTube In the London Zoo, a biennial Lazier Edward was born. His mother soon ended in milk, so she could not take care of the cub - employees of the zoo took care of the child. Now Edward drinks milk from a bottle and hugs a plush bear, which was bought in a zoo store. The sliven also squeaks angrily if he is excommunicated from the “mother”. ZSL - Zoological Society of London Baby Sloth Edward Will Melt Your Heart!

The governor of the Kaluga region, Anatoly Artamonov, urged residents to stop making jam. According to him, this is "absolutely useless [occupation]." “There is nothing but harm. They would take and freeze [berries], there is a refrigerator,” the governor said. Artamonov made his statement against the backdrop of reports of a shortage of sugar in the region. In one of the districts, the price of sugar increased by 18 percent (for what period, it is not specified).