CSKA Moscow lost to the Dutch PSV with a score of 1:2 in the Champions League match. The meeting was broadcast live by the Match TV channel. Sergei Ignashevich opened the scoring in the 76th minute by scoring a penalty against PSV. Two minutes later, Luc de Jong equalized and on the 85th, Davey Propper gave PSV the lead. CSKA finished last in Group B and were eliminated from European competition.

White House press secretary Josh Earnest said that Donald Trump is ineligible for the presidency of the United States after calls to ban Muslims from entering the country. Ernest urged Republicans to drop Trump's nomination for president. In particular, other possible contenders from this party should not support Trump if he wins the primaries.

Iraqi Prime Minister Haider Al-Abadi asked NATO to use its influence to force Turkey to withdraw its military from Iraqi territory. This happened after the 48 hours allotted by Iraq for the withdrawal of Turkish troops expired. In a telephone conversation with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, Al-Abadi once again called the appearance of the Turkish military on Iraqi territory a violation of the sovereignty of his country, Reuters reports.

In Minsk, the trilateral contact group on the settlement of the conflict in eastern Ukraine agreed on five priority areas for demining in the Donbass. This was told to journalists by the OSCE representative Martin Sajdik. Which areas are in question, is not reported. Of the five sites agreed, two are still “requiring further consultations”. Until December 22, the list is planned to be expanded to 12 sites.

The Russian submarine "Rostov-on-Don" attacked the positions of the "Islamic State" (an organization recognized as a terrorist organization in Russia and banned) with Caliber cruise missiles. This was announced by Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu at a meeting with President Vladimir Putin. “For the first time, Caliber cruise missiles were used from the Rostov-on-Don submarine in the Mediterranean Sea,” Shoigu said. “The targets were two large terrorist posts in Raqqa.

A group of Dutch Prandoncers Dit is Normal conducted an experiment with the attitude of people to the Holy Scriptures: they read to passers -by quotes from the Bible, which most strongly diverge from modern Western views. But before that, they wrapped the book in the cover on which the Koran was written, and pretended that these quotes were taken from the Holy Book of Muslims.

Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu brought to a meeting with President Vladimir Putin a parametric recorder of a Russian Su-24 bomber shot down by a Turkish fighter. According to Shoigu, the "black box" was found by the Syrian military, who examined the area where the Su-24 crashed.

Federation Council Speaker Valentina Matviyenko called the introduction of fees for heavy vehicles to travel on federal highways a "clumsy" decision. “Maybe it was necessary to do it differently somehow, to include a small excise tax in the price of fuel, maybe for some other things,” she said on the air of the Russian News Service. “We need to think, perhaps more subtly, not as clumsily as we do,” the senator said.

State Duma deputy Alexey Zhuravlev asked Russian Prosecutor General Yuri Chaika to check the financing of the Dozhd TV channel. In his request, he refers to a publication from the pro-government website Ruposters, which claims that the channel received 1.8 million rubles from the Moscow Polytechnic Museum through government procurement.

Apple will hold a presentation in March 2016, according to 9to5Mac, citing its sources. As expected, the company will present a new version of the Apple Watch, as well as an iPhone with a four-inch screen. What's new in the Apple Watch is unknown. There are rumors that there may be a Facetime camera and improved sensors, and Wi-Fi will work independently of the iPhone. The parameters of the iPhone with a four-inch screen are also unknown.

Russian presidential aide Vladislav Surkov has been persona non grata in Ukraine since March 2014. This was told by the press secretary of the Security Service of Ukraine Olena Gitlyanska.

Photo: Artem Geodakyan / TASS The Russian group “The largest simple number” asked fans to make coabs from a set of samples carved from her own songs. It turned out several dozen videos, the best of which the musicians placed in their official account . “Medusa” chose kovubs dedicated to politicians - some situations of SBPC are suitable for some situations.

RBC journalist Alexander Sokolov, accused of extremism, filed a complaint with the European Court of Human Rights. According to Agora lawyer Damir Gainutdinov, who prepared the text of the appeal, the defense considers Sokolov’s arrest illegal and connects the criminal prosecution with his journalistic activities. “This is revenge for his anti-corruption investigations,” Gainutdinov said.

Photo: General Dynamics Bath Iron Works / US Navy The destroyer of the Zamvolt type, the largest destroyer created for the US Navy, first entered the open sea for running tests. Photo: Robert F. Bukaty / Ap / Scanpix The Bath Iron Works shipyard, on which the destroyer was built, is going to transfer it to the Navy in 2016 - this winter will be held a series of tests and improvements. The cost of building a ship will be at least 4.4 billion dollars.

In Turkey, the film crew of the program "Special Correspondent" of the TV channel "Russia 1" was detained. As stated in the message of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, the detention took place on December 7. So far, this has not been reported. Employees of "Russia 1" were detained in the Hatay region, which borders Syria, when they were heading to the neighboring region of Gaziantep. They were accused of violating the rules for the activities of foreign journalists.