Photo: Artem Korotaev / TASS / Scanpix / Leta On Monday, May 29, in the Meshchansky court of Moscow, a debate of the parties took place in the case of the former director of the library of Ukrainian literature Natalia Sharina. The accusation asked her to be sentenced to five years on a conditionally - for the distribution of literature in the library recognized as extremist, as well as for embezzlement of funds.

Photo: Valentin Ogirenko / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta On Monday, May 29, the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) conducted searches in the offices of Yandex in Kyiv and Odessa. The security forces said that the searches took place under the article on state treason. Investigators allegedly discovered signs that the company illegally collected the personal data of Ukrainians and transferred them to Russia.

Alexey Navalny published a detailed answer to the video message of Alisher Usmanov. One of the important points of the conflict between the politician and the billionaire is the accusation of rape. On April 11, Navalny on his Yetuub channel, in passing, said that Usmanov could sit for a sexual crime. Usmanov considered this statement slander and included a quote in his court lawsuit against the politician. Medusa briefly analyzes Navalny’s answer in the part dedicated to this charges. 1.

Aleksey Vagutovich, head of the information department of the Russian Emergencies Ministry, told Meduza that Muscovites had been adequately informed about the hurricane in Moscow. “Information was sufficient. SMS informing was organized, and all operators received the necessary text for distribution. In addition to SMS, information was given in the media,” Vagutovich said.

Photo: Artem Geodakyan / TASS / Scanpix / Leta On May 29, the strongest wind with rain and hail covered Moscow and Moscow Region. As a result of a hurricane, 16 people died, more than 50 were injured; Hundreds of cars and infrastructure facilities were damaged. The Ministry of Emergency Situations did not notify the townspeople on a storm on time, warning with the help of SMS only a thunderstorm and a strong wind, and not all.

On May 29, hurricane winds knocked down hundreds of trees in Moscow. Some houses lost their roofs, advertising structures and public transport stops were destroyed, and a tower crane fell. 11 people died , dozens were injured. There are power outages in 102 settlements in the Moscow region. Meduza collected videos taken by eyewitnesses into one video. Hurricane in Moscow Apocalypse today in Moscow Published by Meduza on May 29, 2017 Meduza Hurricane in Moscow.

Moldova decided to expel five employees of the Russian embassy, ​​according to NewsMaker. Russian Ambassador Farit Mukhametshin said that the Moldovan authorities notified about this on May 29 in the afternoon. Diplomats must leave the country within 24 hours, Interfax reports. According to NewsMaker and Interfax, among the diplomats who were decided to be expelled is Alexander Grudin, assistant to the military attaché. In March 2017, former MP Yuri Bolbochan was detained in Moldova.

French President Emmanuel Macron, speaking at a joint press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin, called the Russia Today TV channel and the Sputnik news agency "organs of false propaganda." Macron spoke about the work of Russia Today and Sputnik, answering a question from RT France (the French service of Russia Today), who said that Russian journalists had "certain difficulties" in gaining access to Macron's campaign headquarters during the election campaign in France.

The Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation reported on the detention of Andrei Churkin, director of the Moscow branch of the Makfa company. He is suspected of mediating the transfer of bribes to the former governor of the Chelyabinsk region, Mikhail Yurevich. According to investigators, from January 2011 to January 2014, Yurevich received 3.4 billion rubles from entrepreneurs in the Chelyabinsk region.

Photo: Mikhail Poyoev / TASS / Scanpix / Leta Broken bus stop on Kirovograd Street in Moscow. On May 29, at least 11 people were killed in Moscow, about 50 were injured. Several hundred trees were hung in the city.

French President Emmanuel Macron said he had agreed with Russian President Vladimir Putin to "monitor the situation" with homosexual rights in Chechnya together. Macron announced this after negotiations with Putin in Versailles. “We talked about LGBT people in Chechnya, as well as NGOs in Russia. I made it very clear to President Putin what France expects on this issue, and we agreed that we would regularly monitor the situation together,” Macron was quoted as saying by Interfax.

Photo: Alexander Demyanschuk / TASS / Scanpix / Leta (now former) Zenit head coach Mircea Lucescu during the first match at the new stadium of the club against the Urals. April 22, 2017 Petersburg “Zenith” is the richest Russian football club, but for the second season he not only does not become a champion, but does not even get to the Champions League. Last year, Zenit in the offseason changed the coach, but this time I decided to update almost the entire leadership.

Update 20:30. According to Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, 70 people were injured. The death toll from the hurricane in Moscow has increased to 11 people, RIA Novosti was told in the Moscow Health Department. More than 50 people were injured, according to the department. Representatives of the Investigative Committee have so far confirmed the death of eight people - seven in Moscow and one in the Moscow region.

Due to the rain, accompanied by strong gusts of wind, 18.3 thousand people were left without electricity in the Moscow region, TASS reports with reference to the Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation. Power supply, the ministry said, was disrupted in 102 settlements in the Moscow region. The main shutdowns, previously reported by the Ministry of Energy, affected the west of the Moscow region, in particular, the Naro-Fominsky, Istra and Mozhaysky districts.

Photo: Evgeny Feldman / Project “This is Navalny” Navalny reads his answer to Alisher Usmanov, May 29, 2017 Oppositionist Alexei Navalny and businessman Alisher Usmanov continue to exchange video messages; At the same time, the entrepreneur proves in court that he did not give a bribe to Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev. In his appeals, Usmanov insisted that he earned his money honestly and never participated in privatization.