SBU officers searched the safe deposit box of Kirill Vyshinsky, editor-in-chief of RIA Novosti-Ukraine, who is accused of treason. According to the SBU, more than 200 thousand dollars and “an object that looks like a Browning 1906 pistol” were found in the safe. In addition, an employment contract was found there between Vyshinsky and MIA Rossiya Segodnya for the management of the Ukrainian representative office of the agency. Kirill Vyshinsky was arrested in May on charges of treason.

The Moscow City Court sentenced Yevgeny Sazonov, a resident of the Moscow region, to life imprisonment for the murder of an employee of the National Guard. Four more defendants in the case received from six to 21 years in prison, according to the Moscow prosecutor's office. The investigation found that in December 2016, five men attacked two employees of the Russian Guard when they checked their documents on suspicion of stealing alcohol from a store.

US President Donald Trump announced his intention to invite North Korean leader Kim Jong-un to the United States if the talks between the leaders of the two countries in Singapore are successful. Trump said he was considering inviting Kim Jong-un to both the White House and his Mar-a-Lago residence in Florida. “Perhaps we will start with the White House,” the US President said during a joint press conference with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.

The Russian government will approve the concept of pension reform, which provides for raising the retirement age to 65 for men and 63 for women, RBC reports citing three sources. At the same time, a milder option for women has not yet been ruled out, in which the retirement age for them will be proposed to be raised to 60 years, one of RBC's interlocutors said. It is assumed that during the pension reform, most of the existing retirement benefits will be preserved, writes RBC.

The International Football Federation (FIFA) has announced the sale of more than 100,000 additional tickets for the World Cup matches in Russia. Tickets will go on sale June 8 at 23:00 Moscow time; they can be bought at fifa.com/tickets. The additional sale will include tickets for all matches, including fourth category tickets intended only for residents of Russia, according to FIFA.

Three students of the Voronezh State University (VSU) were accused of torture by employees of the city police department No. 4. According to young people, the police put on them packages with ammonia, achieving recognition of a mobile phone. The students of the Vorone State University Maxim Grebenyuk, Sergey Trojansky and Ilya Podgorny were called to the police in connection with the theft of a mobile phone from their acquaintance, for which young people came on May 18.

Motherboard published a table of recommendations for Facebook moderators, which is used to determine violations in messages with emoji. The table shows the types of violations and emoji that can be used for the corresponding actions. So, emoji with a poop 💩 and with a laughing face with tears 😂, according to Facebook, can be used for bullying.

June 7. "Direct Line" with Putin and penthouse of the wife of the deputy of Slutsky Russian President Vladimir Putin today spent the 16th “direct line”, during which he answered questions from the country's inhabitants. He spoke out according to a wide range of topics from the development of electric vehicles and careers of Vitaly Mutko to the exchange of Oleg Sentsov and the harassment of Leonid Slutsky.

The Universal Pictures studio published a trailer for the third part of the cartoon “How to Tame a Dragon”, taken based on a series of books of the British children's writer Cewell. As in the previous parts of the cartoon, the main characters will remain Viking Ikking and his dragon from the sight of night trucks, nicknamed Bezbizubik. This time they will encounter a dragon hunter, and a toothless will find a lover - a daytime fury.

The Anti-Corruption Foundation (FBK) has discovered that the wife of State Duma deputy Leonid Slutsky, Lidiya Lyskova, owns a three-story penthouse in the elite residential complex Kutuzovskaya Riviera in Moscow. Slutsky's 2017 declaration indicates that his wife owns a non-residential property with an area of ​​562 square meters.

As the federal government explores plans to raise the retirement age, the Russian Central Bank is warning in a new report that Millennials’ poor saving habits could imperil the country’s pension system. The bank’s new study says Russians born in the 1980s and 1990s have demonstrated a lack of interest in their financial future, spending money on instant gratification and turning increasingly to the sharing economy.

Police in Kazan staged an elaborate sting operation to catch a woman selling knock-off FIFA World Cup swag. An undercover cop fooled her into making him three puppets modeled on “Zabivka,” the official mascot for this year’s soccer tournament, for 70,000 rubles ($1,130).

Russia meted out justice to another devious foreign agent on Wednesday, when a Saratov district court fined Ekaterina Rogatkina 50,000 rubles ($800) for administrative offenses committed as the head of a local organization that helps diabetics.

During his live call-in show on Thursday, Vladimir Putin said he isn’t currently considering exchanging the jailed Ukrainian filmmaker Oleg Sentsov for the jailed Russian journalist Kirill Vyshinsky. The president argued that Sentsov was convicted of plotting terrorist attacks, while Vyshinsky was arrested in Ukraine last month for his actions as a journalist. “You can’t compare these things,” Putin explained.

REMY Gabalda / AFP / Scanpix / Leta Gilles Bertan in the Toulouse court, June 6, 2018 Bertan’s housing was called the French Sid Vishes. Deciding that he would die soon, he became a robber Burtan was the frontman of the French punk group Camera Silens, popular in the 1980s primarily among local left-wing activists and anarchists. Journalist Chris Bokman in an article for BBC News compares a group with Sex Pistols, and Bertan himself with a seat Vishes.