The government website of Uzbekistan published a medical report on the illness and cause of death of President Islam Karimov. According to the document, at about 9:00 am on August 27 (officially, the hospitalization was announced only the next day) Islam Karimov was brought to the hospital. He was diagnosed with a stroke. Soon Karimov's heart stopped, but he was resuscitated. The President fell into an atonic coma.

Director of the 57th school Sergei Mendelevich quit after one of the teachers of the school was accused of sexual harassment. Mendelevich's appeal is published on the school website. “I really hope that my departure will help the 57th school get out of a difficult crisis,” he wrote.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation has published a retelling of the interrogation of former head of the US State Department Hillary Clinton. Clinton was interrogated about the use of a personal server for e-mail, including for the transfer of classified data. The interrogation took place in July 2016. His retelling takes 11 pages. Some information is hidden in it. In addition, the FBI website published the results of the investigation of this case.

Russian President Vladimir Putin will not go to the funeral of the head of Uzbekistan Islam Karimov. Instead, the delegation will be headed by Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev. Vladimir Putin is currently in Vladivostok, where the Eastern Economic Forum is being held. On September 3, the day of Karimov's funeral, is scheduled as part of the "Discovering the Far East" session.

Austria demanded that the Russian airline Pobeda stop selling tickets to Vienna. This is stated in the memorandum signed by the Russian and Austrian sides. The fact is that the Pobeda airline, in fact, does not fly to Vienna. Instead, planes fly to Bratislava, and from there passengers are taken by bus to the Austrian capital. A representative of the Ministry of Transport told RBC that Pobeda is violating a bilateral agreement on air traffic.

The Juno Spacecraft (Juno) sent a series of photographs of Jupiter taken in late August. Among them is a picture of the south pole of the largest planet of the solar system. NASA writes that from this angle we see the planet for the first time. The agency draws attention to numerous vortices of different sizes, rotating both clockwise and in the opposite direction. Photo: MSSS / SWRI / JPL-CALTECH / NASA Another photo is the southern hemisphere of Jupiter.

The government and parliament of Uzbekistan have issued an official announcement of the death of President Islam Karimov. “On September 2, 2016, an outstanding statesman and political figure, President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Islam Abduganievich Karimov passed away after a serious illness,” the report says. Karimov's funeral will be held on September 3 in Samarkand. Three days of mourning has been declared in Uzbekistan.

In Yekaterinburg, a video blogger Ruslan Sokolovsky was detained, who had previously shot a video about catching Pokemon in a temple. He is suspected of insulting the feelings of believers (Article 148 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation) and inciting hatred (Article 282). On September 3, a court hearing will take place, which will decide whether to arrest him or not. The young man was detained early in the morning.

Ombudsman for Human Rights in the Russian Federation Tatyana Moskalkova condemned the action of women who put on T-shirts with the inscription "Putin is the executioner of Beslan" during the mourning events in memory of those killed in the hostage-taking at school. At the same time, the Ombudsman also condemned the actions of the police officers who detained the protesters.

Photo: Ahn Young-Joon / Ap / Scanpix / Leta Samsung withdrew all Galaxy Note 7 phones, barely going on sale. As it turned out, some devices for some reason explode batteries, as a result of which the devices are ignited. Medusa talks about the first case when a large company recalls its flagship phone, which is considered almost the main competitor of the iPhone in the market. Samsung Galaxy Note 7 - Flagship phone company. He went on sale recently - August 19, 2016.

TASS and RIA Novosti removed pictures from the meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and students of the elite English school Eton from their photobanks. Presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov told RBC that the photos were removed at the request of the Kremlin press service. “It was a closed meeting, TASS got the photo by mistake,” Peskov said.

The Interfax agency canceled the report that the government of Uzbekistan officially confirmed the information about the death of the country's president Islam Karimov. The agency said in a statement that this information hit the news feed as a result of a technical failure. The press service of the President of Uzbekistan on August 28 reported that he was hospitalized. The daughter of Islam Karimov soon said that her father was in intensive care with a brain hemorrhage.

Monologue leaving the Moscow 57th school of teacher Sergey Volkov Photo: Elena Nikitchenko / Interpress / TASS On Friday, September 2, in the metropolitan school No. 57, a pedagogical council was held, where the situation that developed around the educational institution was discussed: one of the former teachers is suspected of sexual relations with students.

The Voice movement, which is monitoring the election disorders, accused NTV officer Peter Droopy in false denunciation. A screenshot of a statement has been published on the Voosa website, in which the drove reports that an employee of the organization Valentina Denisenko is going to supply a large amount of money from Lithuania to Russia without declaring it. Photo: Voice Movement At the station in Moscow, Denisenko was met by the crew of the NTV “PE. Investigation".

Interfax, citing an official statement from the government of Uzbekistan, reported that the country's president, Islam Karimov, had died. There is no statement on the official website of the Cabinet of Ministers. The press service of the Cabinet of Ministers of RIA Novosti stated that they did not distribute a message about the death. In the Interfax feed there is nothing but an urgent one-line message.