Moscow police prevented a mass brawl involving 50 labor migrants in the Moskva shopping center on Tikhoretsky Boulevard. RIA Novosti writes about this with reference to an unnamed source in law enforcement agencies. It is reported that a crowd of migrants came to the mall after one of the guards beat the loader. source An Interfax noted that the loader was a citizen of Tajikistan.

Vladimir Tarasyuk, a Russian contract soldier from Bratsk, was killed during a military operation in Syria. This is reported by New Irkutsk and the Bratsk Television Studio with reference to the relatives of the deceased . Tarasyuk's younger sister Olga Dolmatova said that her brother died on the morning of September 16 when he was ambushed while escorting a colonel and a general.

Reddit users talk about the terrible things that they did in Sims Mattshea / YouTube The RMFKB REDDIT user posted a picture with a huge labyrinth in the Sims game: he was built around the man’s house, and the character spends 7 hours to get out of it and return home. Rmfkb asked other users to tell what they did the most terrible in Sims - and the fantasy of some people scares us. What's The Worst Thing You Ever Did in the Sims? From Gaming nice_lemon: I locked the little men in a 1 -1 -1 room.

The government sent a directive to state-owned companies requiring them to report on Russian property they own through foreign companies. The document was approved by First Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov on August 25, writes RBC with reference to the text of the directive. Companies must submit their reports within 30 days.

September 20. Nothing good Main Binbank - the seventh bank in Russia in terms of the volume of deposits of the population -, following the example of the “discovery”, asked the Central Bank for help . He immediately agreed to help . The fact that in one month two large banks have lost their obligations is still not a crisis , financial analysts say. The police detained the leader and participants in the radical Orthodox organization "Christian state".

Russia’s radical Christian right could be to blame for at least one of the recent evacuations sweeping the nation. Russian Orthodox activists detained on suspicion of setting fire to multiple cars outside the law office of a controversial filmmaker’s lawyer have reportedly confessed to phoning in an anonymous bomb threat to a movie theater in Vladivostok, sources told the news agency RIA Novosti .

Russia’s government censor and the Federal Security Service are contacting telecommunications companies nationwide about installations of Google Global Cache servers on their networks, threatening fines as high as 300,000 rubles ($5,180) for using the “uncertified” servers, which Google deploys within Internet service providers' networks to cut down on lag time and transit costs.

The leadership of the Hermitage abandoned the idea of ​​organizing a reconstruction of the storming of the Winter Palace in honor of the centenary of the October Revolution. Museum director Mikhail Piotrovsky spoke about this. He explained that the storming of the palace is a controversial historical phenomenon and, in essence, imitated the French Revolution. “Everything had to be done like the French.

Steve Schaefer / Atlanta Journal-Constitution / AP / Scanpix / Leta Memorial Memory Skout Schulz on the territory of the camping university of Georgia. September 17, 2017 On September 16, at the campus of the University of Technological University of Georgia, police officers who arrived on call shot a student, allegedly armed with a knife. The deceased was a LGBT activist suffering from depression; Three dying notes were found in his room.

Alexey Loshchilov for Meduza Anton Rozenberg On September 18, an article appeared on Medium written by a man named Anton Rozenberg, who identified himself as the former technical director at the Russian social network Vkontakte and a former director of special operations at the instant messenger Telegram. In the text, Rozenberg described his falling out with the Durov brothers, who created both Vkontakte and Telegram.

Mark R. Cristino / EPA / Scanpix / Leta The confrontation between the tennis players Serena Williams and Maria Sharapova lasts more than ten years: starting on the courts, it grew into skirmishes using the press - far beyond the boundaries of sports tournaments. In mid -September, Maria Sharapova released an autobiography - and, apparently, Serena Williams was one of her first readers. This is what Williams wrote in her open letter of gratitude addressed to her mother.

Netflix has released the trailer for Marvel's The Punisher. The series is about crime fighter Frank Castle, who goes by the pseudonym The Punisher. NetflixMarvelʼs The Punisher | Official Trailer [HD] | Netflix The series stars Jon Bernthal, Ben Barnes and Jamie Ray Newman. This is the fourth film adaptation of the Punisher comics; feature films were released in 1998, 2004 and 2008.

Three Russian servicemen of the Special Operations Forces were injured during the offensive of the Jabhat al-Nusra terrorists in the Syrian province of Idlib. This was announced on September 20 by the Ministry of Defense. The soldiers of the military police were surrounded. They were sent to help a group, which included special forces. Three fighters were injured during the breakthrough of the ring.

Law enforcement agencies of Chechnya opened 18 criminal cases on the facts of disappearances. This was told by the Commissioner for Human Rights Tatyana Moskalkova. Cases, as Moskalkova clarified, were initiated "for 18 out of 31 people on the list." Apparently, this refers to the list of Novaya Gazeta, which listed the names of people allegedly killed after the arrest, but it contained only 27 names. The investigation found that two of those on the list died of natural causes.

One of the participants in the Nemagiya video blog, Alexei Pskovitin, became a suspect in a libel case because of a video about Oleg Tinkov, in which he had previously passed as a witness. On September 20, an unnamed representative of Pskovitin announced this to journalists. The change in Pskovitin's status was announced on September 19, when he flew to Moscow for interrogation. They took a non-disclosure agreement from him.