Versus Battle is one of the most famous Russian rap battles, during which rap performers compete in eloquence with each other. On July 27, on the Versus Battle channel, a distorted battle was first appeared. Dmitry Romashchenko participated in Battle, known as Ernesto, shut up, and Vyacheslav Karelin, who performs under the pseudonym of the purulent. In rap battles, it is customary to be rude and insult the opponent, and matu often sounds.

The Ural District Military Court sentenced officer Ivan Shcherbakov to 12 years in prison for the murder of a Tajik citizen in 2015. This was reported on July 28 by TASS with reference to the press service of the court. The court also ordered Shcherbakov to pay compensation to the relatives of the murdered woman in the amount of one and a half million rubles.

In the Sumy region of Ukraine, an explosion occurred on the territory of the testing station of the Research Institute of Chemical Products "Ukroboronprom". As a result, three people were killed, two were injured, 112 Ukraine reports with reference to the military prosecutor's office. According to preliminary data, the explosion occurred while unloading ammunition brought to the station for disposal.

The St. Petersburg Arbitration Court declared businessman Vladimir Kekhman bankrupt and introduced a procedure for the sale of his property for a period of six months. According to Interfax, the businessman's representatives proposed their debt restructuring plan to the court, stating that Kekhman's personal property was an icon and cufflinks totaling about 685,000 rubles, but this proposal was rejected.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that the General Staff and the National Intelligence Organization (MIT) of Turkey should be subordinated to the country's president. According to Daily Sabah, at a meeting with members of the executive committee of the Turkish Parliament, Erdogan proposed making appropriate amendments to the Constitution. According to current laws, the General Staff and MIT report to the Prime Minister of Turkey, reports the Hurriet Daily News.

A court in Elista sentenced Dagestan athlete Said Osmanov to two years in prison for desecrating a Buddha statue. He was placed on probation for one year. Osmanov was charged under the articles "insulting the religious feelings of believers" and "inciting hatred or enmity, as well as humiliation of human dignity." The second charge was related to an insulting statement addressed to a local resident who made a remark to him.

Iranian Lake Urmia has changed color dramatically: in April it was dark green, and by mid-July it became a rich red color. NASA satellite imagery clearly shows the change in color of the reservoir: Photo: NASA Earth Observatory Left: 23 April, right: 18 July 2016. Move the slider side to side to see the difference Urmia changes color every year, and the reason for this is microorganisms.

Strengthening the security forces, preparation for the elections and other versions of what happened Photo: Alexander Miridonov / Kommersant President Vladimir Putin has made the largest personnel permutation in recent years. The head of the Federal Customs Service, Andrei Bellyaninov, retired, three envoy in federal districts and several governors were replaced. In addition, the president united the Crimean and southern federal districts (now only South will be).

The al-Nusra Front, which is fighting in Syria, has announced that it is no longer a division of al-Qaeda (both organizations are recognized as terrorist in the Russian Federation and banned). According to the leader of the group, Abu Mohammed al-Golani, the organization will be called Jabhat Fatah al-Sham (Front for the Liberation of Syria). According to the BBC, the decision to sever ties with al-Qaeda may be aimed at rapprochement with other Islamist groups operating in the region.

How to conduct a loud detention in Russia. The laws of the genre Photo: "Sakhalin.info" Money seized during the search by Governor Sakhalin Alexander Khoroshavin In Russia, several high -profile detentions have recently occurred.

A London court dismissed a libel suit filed by Soviet dissident Vladimir Bukovsky against the British Crown Prosecution Service. Bukovsky went to court after the publication of a press release from the prosecutor's office, which states that he is charged with five episodes of making obscene photographs of children, five episodes of keeping such pictures and one episode of holding a prohibited image.

Following complaints from Russian government officials, Google says it will restore the old names to settlements throughout Crimea, which the company renamed on Google Maps yesterday, in accordance with the Ukrainian government's “decommunization” campaign. According to the news agency RBC , a Google representative says the company will restore the previous names to its Russian version of Google Maps.

The Tverskoy Court of Moscow sentenced Lieutenant General of the Customs Service Alexey Shashaev, the former head of the information technology department of the Federal Customs Service, to five years in prison. Shashaev was found guilty of fraud, as a result of which 125 million rubles were stolen from the budget.

Who could hack the correspondence of American democrats Photo: John Minchillo / AP / Scanpix / Leta supporters of Bernie Sanders protest during the first day of the Congress of the Democratic Party in Philadelphia.

A Belarusian unemployed man named Vlad showed how he and other people were forced to stomp the ground. According to Vlad, this was a work off, for which they were sent to the employment service. The Belarusian explained that all the unemployed registered with the employment service are sent to work once a month. About a week ago, Vlad was invited to work, threatening to remove him from the register if he did not appear. He was warned to bring rubber boots with him.