In Magnitogorsk, a residential building on Lenina Prospekt was cordoned off, a Meduza correspondent reported on the night of January 2. Several people who introduced themselves as residents of this house said that the OMON and the Investigative Committee announced the evacuation because of the “bomb”. At the same time, residents are allegedly evacuated only from the eighth and ninth floors of the first entrance of the house.

In Magnitogorsk, on January 1, an explosion occurred in a minibus, as a result, three people died. According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the cause of the explosion, according to preliminary data, was a "malfunction of gas equipment." The press service of the governor of the Chelyabinsk region reported that there were two gas cylinders in the car. According to a Meduza correspondent, firefighters, police and investigators are on the scene.

In Magnitogorsk, rescuers disassemble the blockages of a residential building that collapsed on December 31. Reporting Eugene Berg EMERCOM / AFP / Scanpix / Leta In the early morning of December 31, in a ten -story residential building on Karl Marx Avenue in Magnitogorsk, household gas exploded.

EPA / Scanpix / Leta Update. On June 15, 2020, the Moscow City Court found Paul Wylan guilty of espionage and sentenced him to 16 years in a maximum security colony. On the eve of the New Year, the FSB reported on the detention of a US citizen "during a spy campaign." No other details in the special service were reported, calling only the name - Paul Wylan. British and American publications talked with Wylan's family and told who he was and what he was doing. Poul Wilan is 48 years old.

Update. Rescuers discovered and took out the body of another woman - the ninth deceased, extracted from the place of collapse. Rescuers resumed work at the site of the collapse of the entrance of a residential building in Magnitogorsk. The work continued after the wall was dismantled, which could collapse, the press service of the Governor of the Chelyabinsk Region said.

Deciphering the speech of the rescuer Peter Gritsenko Anastasia Serova / Press Service of the Magnitogorsk Administration On the afternoon of January 1, rescuers found a living child under the rubble of the house destroyed in Magnitogorsk. Rescuer Petr Gritsenko went to the press and told how his group acted and how the child survived, spending more than a day in the blockages.

American Paul Whelan, who was detained in Moscow on suspicion of espionage, used to serve in the Marine Corps but is now retired, his twin brother David Whelan told CNN, who also posted the message on Twitter. As David Whelan said, his brother came to Moscow for a wedding, but on December 28, contact with him was lost. What Paul Whelan is doing now and whose wedding he came to, the brother did not specify. His family contacted the American authorities.

Your Browser Does Not Support the Audio Element. From the party of Lenin to the arrest of Husky. How 75 years ago the anthem of the USSR appeared and how it became the anthem of Russia January 1, 1944 on the radio for the first time, the USSR anthem was heard to the music of Alexander Alexandrov. Many years later - in 2000 - the same melody became the Russian anthem, the text for it was rewritten by Sergey Mikhalkov for the third time.

In Magnitogorsk, rescuers found a living 11-month-old child under the rubble , Chelyabinsk Region Governor Boris Dubrovsky wrote in Telegram. They are now preparing intensive care for him. TV Channel 360 Child Recovered Alive from Rubble of House in Magnitogorsk "The rescuers heard the crying. The child was saved by the fact that he was in a crib and warmly wrapped up," Dubrovsky wrote. As Verstov.Info notes , the child's crying was heard by dogs.

Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin instructed the Department of Culture to fire the director of Gorky Park, Marina Lyulchuk. According to Sobyanin, it was the fault of the park administration that led to the collapse of the pedestrian bridge over the skating rink on New Year's Eve. In hospitals, the mayor added, there are 12 people who were injured. All victims will receive compensation "up to 500 thousand rubles." Update.

Author "Well, wait a minute!" Alexander Courland - about the death of Stalin, “Masha and the Bear” and pension reform Semyon Katz for "Medusa" In 2018, it turned 50 since the screens of the series “Well, wait a minute!”, Which became one of the most popular Soviet cartoons. The real glory to the story of the respectable hare and the wolf-loser came just for the New Year-one of the series was shown in the Blue Light on the night of January 1, 1969; Further is history.

Rescuers found the body of the eighth person who died as a result of a gas explosion and the collapse of part of a 10-story residential building in Magnitogorsk. This was reported on the website of the Ministry of Emergency Situations in the Chelyabinsk region. 36 people are listed as missing. The discovery of the body of the eighth victim was announced at a meeting of a government commission created in connection with the collapse of a house in Magnitogorsk.

In the Chelyabinsk region, January 2 was declared a day of mourning for those who died as a result of a gas explosion and the collapse of part of a residential multi-storey building in Magnitogorsk. The corresponding order was signed by the regional governor Boris Dubrovsky. It is recommended to cancel recreational activities in the region. As reported on the local website 74.ru, it is not yet clear whether children's Christmas trees will be canceled.

The search for those killed in a gas explosion and the collapse of part of a residential building in Magnitogorsk has been suspended due to the threat of further collapse of damaged structures. According to the Interfax agency with reference to the press service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, rescuers are going to dismantle the entrance wall, which survived the explosion.