In the United States, a court sentenced Russian programmer Mark Vartanyan to five years in prison in the case of computer fraud using the Citadel virus. Vartanyan will be credited with the term already served in prison, including about two years spent in a Norwegian prison. In March, Vartanian pleaded guilty and made a deal with the prosecution, according to the Associated Press. The representative of the prosecution stressed that the Russian showed remorse and cooperated with the authorities.

US President Donald Trump has decided to curtail the CIA's program to support the Syrian rebels, The Washington Post reports, citing US government sources. The decision came about a month ago after Trump met with CIA chief Mike Pompeo and his National Security Adviser Herbert McMaster. The meeting was held ahead of Trump's first talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Columnist for Novaya Gazeta and Ekho Moskvy, Yulia Latynina, reported that her house was attacked on the night of July 19 - attackers sprayed the building with "a caustic gas of unknown composition." According to Latynina, in addition to herself, her elderly parents, two neighbors and their two grandchildren suffered as a result. However, she stressed that the substance does not cause serious harm to health.

How the Russian government plans to protect the country from the coming cyberwar Sasha Baranovskaya for Meduza Allegations that Russian hackers stole emails from top Democrats in the United States, in an effort to influence the results of America’s presidential election, are now more than a year old. Last November, Meduza published a detailed look at the operations of Russia’s cyber-soldiers.

Audio version of the text of Ilnura Sharafiyeva about the Russian war with drugs More than a quarter of the total number of prisoners in Russia have been convicted on drug-related charges. On average, each of them is sentenced to five years in prison. Human rights organizations and the defendants themselves say that such cases are often tried not by distributors, but by ordinary drug users, who are planted with illegal substances and beaten out of them by force to testify.

Your Browser Does Not Support the Audio Element. How in Russia they plant for drugs More than a quarter of the total number of prisoners in Russia, were convicted by drugs related to drugs. On average, each of them is given five years of colony. At the same time, both human rights organizations and the accused themselves say that they judge in such cases often not distributors, but ordinary drug consumers who throw prohibited substances and knock out readings from them by force.

The Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation demanded to cancel the decisions of the Central Bank on the introduction of a temporary administration in the Yugra bank and on a three-month moratorium on satisfying creditors' claims. “These orders were issued unreasonably, since it was not taken into account that the Bank of Russia <…> did not reveal violations of mandatory ratios by Bank Yugra,” the message says.

AFK Sistema has filed a complaint with the Presidential Administration, the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation, the High Qualification Collegium of Judges, and the Arbitration Court of the Ural District against the actions of Judge Irina Nurislamova, who is considering Rosneft’s claim against Sistema for payment of 170 billion rubles. According to RBC, the complaint contains seven points in total.

Day by interests In the interests of buyers. The sports nutrition store in Omsk did not hire a local resident, explaining his decision by the fact that the candidate has too “feminine gestures” and, in general, with his appearance, he “promotes” non -traditional sexual relations. A resident of Omsk sued the store - a case for Russian practice is very unusual. The first meeting in the case will be held on July 24. In the interests of completely different buyers, minor Russians and Russians act.

547 boys became victims of violence in a Catholic school DPA / ALAMY / VIDA Press Building School and a boarding school at the Regensburg Cathedral, 2010 From 1945 to the early 1990s, at least 547 boys became victims of violence from adults-both physical and sexual. This is stated in the report of an independent investigation, which was initiated by the local diocese. The violence of children in the Catholic Church in Germany was spoke back in 2010; Every year the number of victims increased.

A trailer for the criminal thriller “Snowman” based on the novel by the Norwegian writer Yu Nesbe appeared on the network. MovieClips Trailers The Snowman Trailer #1 (2017) | MovieClips Trailers The film will talk about the detective of Harry Hole, who is investigating mysterious murders in Oslo. All the victims of the maniac were married women, and a snowman always appeared at the crime scene. The task of Hole is to find a serial killer.

On July 19, State Duma deputies adopted in the first reading a bill proposing to toughen the punishment under the new article of the Criminal Code “inciting to commit suicide” . The edits relate to cases where the actions led to suicide or a suicide attempt. In the general case, the perpetrators are proposed to be sentenced to imprisonment for a term of five to ten years (now - up to four years).

Two United Russia members introduced a bill on forced moderation of social networks - services must delete “unreliable” and “defamatory” information within 24 hours. → The document was approved by the relevant committee . →Six more deputies put their signatures on the document. → All six deputies withdrew their signatures . → They decided to withdraw the bill because it was copied from German law . → The bill will be rewritten and adopted anyway .

The song of Puertorikan musician Luis Fonsi “Despacito”, recorded with the vocalist Daddy Yanke, was released in January 2017. In the text of the song - a lot of hints that the hero wants to have sex with the girl he liked. Luissfonsivevo luis fonsi - Despacito FT. Daddy Yankee But this is not the main thing. The main thing is the Spanish word “despacito” (“slowly”), which, after a pair of listening to the song, firmly crashes into memory.

Deputies of the State Duma adopted in the second reading amendments to the Air Code, which allow airlines to transport passengers' luggage only for a fee. The innovation will only apply to those who have purchased non-refundable tickets. As the name suggests, they cannot be returned. By purchasing such a ticket, the passenger refuses compensation if he does not fly on his own flight. Non-refundable tickets are usually cheaper and therefore more popular.