The French team played a 0-0 draw with Switzerland at the European Championship and advanced to the 1/8 finals from the first place in Group A, scoring seven points. The Swiss finished second in the group with five points, also securing their place in the play-offs. During the match, the players tore the ball and four T-shirts of the Swiss national team players.

Pavel Astakhov, Commissioner for Children's Rights in the Russian Federation, said that 15 people died as a result of a storm on Lake Syamozero in Karelia. There is no confirmation of this information yet. Earlier it was reported about the death of 14 people. According to a TASS source, the last child found dead was not registered at the children's camp.

Actor Anton Yelchin died in a car accident in the United States. He was 27 years old. The death of the actor was reported by his representative. TMZ, citing law enforcement, writes that the actor was run over by his car, which, apparently, was parked on a slope and rolled down when Yelchin went outside. Anton Yelchin was born in 1989 in Leningrad, the same year his family moved to the United States. He began acting in films and television in 2000.

Blue Origin, the founder of Amazon, Jeff Bezos for the fourth time, successfully experienced a reusable suborbital spacecraft New Shepard. A feature of the next launch was a test of the refusal of one of the parachutes used to land the capsule, in which, according to designers, the pilots and passengers of the ship should be. According to preliminary data, the capsule landed without damage on two parachutes instead of three.

Elena Reshetova, director of the Syamozero Park Hotel children's camp, was detained on suspicion of involvement in the death of 14 children on a lake in Karelia. This was stated by the representative of the RF IC Vladimir Markin. Earlier it was reported about the detention of her deputy Vadim Vinogradov and instructors Regina Ivanova and Lyudmila Vasilyeva. “Reshetova and Vinogradov were responsible for the direct organization of the holiday.

All 14 people who died as a result of a storm on Lake Syamozero in Karelia were children. This was stated by the representative of the RF IC Vladimir Markin. “At the moment, the investigators have completed the examination of the bodies of 14 dead and found that all of them are inmates of the camp born in 2002-2004. There are no adults among the dead, ”Interfax quoted him as saying. Earlier it was reported that among the dead were 13 children and one adult.

In Istanbul, police used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse an LGBT rally. The action, according to AFP, was attended by about 150 people. The Hurriyet Daily News writes that the police dispersed a group of about 50 people who were trying to enter the central Taksim square. Two people are reported to have been arrested. 11 LGBT opponents were also detained. Earlier, the Istanbul authorities canceled all LGBT events scheduled for the week from June 19 to 26, including the LGBT march.

In the case of the death of 14 people on Lake Syamozero in Karelia, three people were detained. This was announced by the representative of the RF IC Vladimir Markin. “Currently, three suspects have been detained: instructors Regina Ivanova and Lyudmila Vasilyeva, as well as Vadim Vinogradov, deputy director of Syamozero Park Hotel LLC,” he said. The issue of choosing a measure of restraint, according to Markin, "will soon be resolved." “Fate of children directly depended on their actions.

In the Dagestan city of Izberbash, a criminal imprisoned in a temporary detention center escaped from his cell through a window for distributing food. Once in the corridor, he, “pushing the bars in the room, escaped from the isolation ward,” the RF Investigative Committee said. Hamid Amirov Escape from the temporary detention facility on June 18, 2016 in the city of Izberbash, Republic of Dagestan.

The police of St. Petersburg on the evening of June 18 dispersed the participants of the annual bike ride "White Nights". It is reported by "Fontanka" with reference to the participants of the event. The police said that the action was not agreed with the city authorities, but the organizers deny this. According to the head of the Velopiter club, Ilya Gurevich, the documents on the run were submitted "to all city departments", and approvals were received everywhere.

RBC correspondent Elizaveta Antonova spoke about an attempt to get a comment from the head of one of the Russian regions. The press secretary of the governor (which one, Antonova refused to specify) sent a message to the journalist: “This is RBC. Fuck a helmet, right? ”, Apparently, addressed to the boss. Realizing his mistake, the press secretary tried to get out of the embarrassing situation, saying that automatic text correction distorted his message beyond recognition.

For the first time, the Formula 1 European Grand Prix was held in Baku. The race was won by Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg. As Interfax writes , the President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev presented him with the championship cup. Second and third places were taken by Sebastian Vettel (Ferrari) and Sergio Perez (Force India). Russian Daniil Kvyat from the Torro Rosso team left the track. *

What do people do in a car with an autopilot Photo: Beck Diefenbach / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta Since mid -October 2015, Tesla electric vehicles have the opportunity to use the autopilot function. The car is really driving itself, but drivers are still asked to follow the road situation and not remove their hands from the steering wheel. Nevertheless, some owners of Tesla decide to violate this rule, fully trusting in automation.

Rescuers found the bodies of three children who disappeared as a result of the wreck of boats on Lake Syamozero in Karelia. This is reported by TASS with reference to a source in emergency services. “Three bodies of dead children have been found. Thus, the total number of victims of this tragedy has reached 14 people, only one of them is an adult,” the source said. This information was confirmed by the official representative of the RF IC Vladimir Markin, Interfax reports.

On June 15, Russian serviceman Andrey Timoshenkov died in Syria. This was reported in the Ministry of Defense. “On June 15, 2016, in the province of Homs, Andrey Timoshenkov, a serviceman guarding a humanitarian convoy of the Russian Center for the Reconciliation of Warring Parties in Syria, prevented a car filled with explosives from breaking through to the place where humanitarian aid was given to civilians,” TASS reports.