Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in the city of Bratsk, Irkutsk Region, where a state of emergency has been declared due to flooding. It is reported by Interfax. Putin flew to the region on his way from Japan, where the G20 summit ended. The president is expected to hold a meeting with the authorities of the Irkutsk region and heads of federal departments at the Bratsk airport. Floods in the Irkutsk region began on June 25 due to heavy rains.

Major General Yevgeny Berezin, Deputy Commander of the Volga District of the Russian Guard, was detained in the Vladimir Region. He was suspected of driving under the influence of alcohol. It is reported by Interfax. According to the press service of the Volga District of the Russian Guard, Berezin refused a medical examination. An official check has begun on the general.

Princess Haya bint al-Hussein - one of the six wives of the ruler of Dubai and Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates Mohammed al-Maktoum - fled abroad. write about this, citing sources The Daily Mail, The Daily Beast and The Sun . Sheikh of Dubai Mohammed Al Maktoum, Princess Haya bint Al Hussein (right) and their daughter Al Jalil Initially, the princess asked for asylum in Germany.

In St. Petersburg, potential candidates for municipal deputies Polina Kostyleva and Fedor Gorozhanko were detained when they tried to submit documents for registration to the Election Commission of the Municipal Formation (ECMO) "Yekateringofsky". “The ‘fake’ candidates [in line for registration] wrote a statement against Polina Kostyleva – allegedly she insulted them,” another potential candidate, the coordinator of the Vesna movement, Bohdan Litvin, told Fontanka.

Tickets to Simferopol have disappeared from the results of Skyscanner , one of the largest systems for searching for air tickets, Kommersant reports. The publication drew attention to the lack of opportunity to buy tickets to Crimea on June 28; flights were not displayed from morning to evening from any major city in Russia. The company was unable to explain the reason for this.

The press service of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Emergencies of Russia in the Irkutsk Region / TASS / Scanpix / Leta Subbed the village of Priangarya in the Irkutsk region As of the morning of July 1, 7 people died in the Irkutsk region due to floods. In the Irkutsk region, floods began due to heavy rains. The emergency mode has been introduced . The rivers began to emerge from the banks from June 25.

In the city of Kovrov (Vladimir region), a gas explosion occurred in a five-story building, as a result of which one person died and 11 others were injured. This is reported by the regional department of the Investigative Committee. The incident took place on the night of June 29th. In the apartment where the gas exploded, there were tenants - an adult man, his father and mother. The father died, the rest were injured.

What turned out to be a wireless VR shit from a company owned by Facebook. Review "Medusa" "Jellyfish" In May 2019, Oculus VR, owned by Facebook, released two new virtual reality helmets-Oculus Quest and Oculus Rift S. The first is that it does not need a computer or any additional device: just put it on your head, pick up two controllers, and you can play. Medusa tested Oculus Quest, provided by Facebook, and tells what this device is remarkable.

The former captain of the Moscow "Spartak" Denis Glushakov moved to the Grozny football club "Akhmat". This was reported on the club's website. Earlier, Championship.com, without reference to sources , reported that Akhmat offered Glushakov a one-year contract with a salary of one million euros. Spartak announced the termination of the contract with Glushakov 10 days ago. The football player has been playing for the club since 2013. He played 173 matches for Spartak and scored 23 goals.

There they faked signatures for candidates for the Moscow City Duma - including Sergey Mitrokhin and Andrei Sokolov An office where falsifications could take place on an ad on the Internet On June 28, the Moscow headquarters of Navalny reported that he discovered a premises in Moscow where there was a mass falsification of signatures in support of candidates for elections to the Moscow City Duma.

A brief summary of Putin's press conference after the G20 summit The retelling is based on a video recording of Vladimir Putin's press conference published by RT. Putin's quotes are in quotation marks. The meeting with Donald Trump was "businesslike and pragmatic". Sergei Skripal was discussed with Theresa May, she is "a bit tough", but I hope that common sense will prevail. The conflict in the Kerch Strait is a provocation and an outrage.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is unaware of the criminal case against the founder of Russia's largest car dealership Rolf, Sergei Petrov, and the company's top managers. Putin said this at a press conference following the G20 summit in Osaka. "I know nothing about Mr. Petrov, this is the first time I've heard about it. I was here, you say it happened in Moscow. This is not the information that is reported to me online.

On June 29, at a press conference during the G20 summit in Osaka, the Rain correspondent Anton Zhelnov asked Vladimir Putin about the case of Ivan Golunov, calling what happened to the Medusa journalist injustice. Putin replied that he did not consider what happened injustice. Putin called the initiation of the case against the journalist arbitrariness. The recording of the press conference can be seen here . More about Golunov’s case - in the special project "Medusa".

British musician Elton John has commented on Russian President Vladimir Putin's statement about how homosexuals are treated in Russia. "I strongly disagree with your view that policies to support multiculturalism and sexual diversity are outdated. I see duplicity in the words that you want LGBT people to be 'happy' and that 'we have no problem with this'.

The third suspect in the Skripal poisoning, Denis Sergeev, called only one phone number in Russia while in the UK, and that number has no owner, according to an investigation by Bellingcat, The Insider and BBC News. The subscriber database lists the number as "unregistered", although Russian mobile operators are prohibited from providing communication services to those who have not provided passport data. The metadata about this subscriber's calls has also been removed from the database.