The Moscow 24 TV channel, in a news story about the protests in Moscow, reported that the protesters on July 27 did not go to the doctors with serious injuries. “With any serious injuries that were received during the unauthorized action, its participants did not go to the doctors,” an unnamed journalist said.

We talked to a suburban Russian policeman who spied for the CIA, fought in eastern Ukraine, and got sentenced to 13 years for treason Rossiya 24 Yevgeny Chistov attends his sentencing hearing. November 12, 2015 In 2015, former police officer Yevgeny Chistov was sentenced to 13 years in prison for treason. While Chistov was working in law enforcement in the Moscow suburbs, he passed confidential information about Russia’s police force as well as a number of other government agencies to the CIA.

The United States received information about the death of Osama bin Laden's son Hamza, who after the death of his father was considered one of the leaders of the al-Qaeda terrorist organization. NBC News reports this, citing sources. In 2019, the US State Department offered a reward of one million dollars for information on the whereabouts of Hamza bin Laden.

Patriarch Kirill said that in modern Russia there are "temple fighters" who want to return to the era of persecution of religion during the years of Soviet power. “[They] want to reverse history, return it back to the 20s and 30s, when churches were destroyed, when outward manifestations of any religiosity were forbidden,” he said after the liturgy in the Sarov Hermitage.

Here are two routes that will help you learn more about the exhibition TASS VDNH remains an important walking route in Moscow. But it is not so easy to navigate in it! It is very large, and to pass by all the pavilions, you need a lot of time (and effort). By the anniversary of the exhibition, together with VDNH, we compiled two walking routes for those who want to not just go for a walk, but also find out something new.

The Investigative Committee has charged Kirill Zhukov, a participant in the July 27 protest , with participating in mass riots and using violence against a government official. This was reported by Pavel Chikov, head of Agora. The punishment for the first charge is from three to eight years of imprisonment, the maximum punishment for the second is up to five years in prison. Zhukov does not admit his guilt on both counts, Chikov clarified .

The US Federal Reserve System (FRS) for the first time since 2008 lowered the base rate to 2.00%-2.25%. This is the first rate cut since 2008. Then, during the financial crisis, it was lowered to 0-0.25% and remained at this level until 2015. The Fed's decision was expected by experts, writes Reuters. US President Donald Trump demanded a rate cut from the Fed.

Russian and US Presidents Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump spoke by telephone, the Kremlin press service reported. Trump reportedly offered Putin assistance in fighting forest fires in Siberia. Putin “expressed sincere gratitude for such an attentive attitude” and said that Russia would take advantage of the US offer if necessary. “Vladimir Putin informed his American counterpart that a powerful air force has already been created in Siberia to fight fires.

The owner of 75% of the operator of the Volokolamsk waste landfill "Yadrovo" became the Vesna company, which is more than half owned by Dmitry Bortnikov - according to unconfirmed reports, the nephew of FSB director Alexander Bortnikov. Vedomosti writes about this. A source close to the company told the newspaper that the co-owner of Vesna is a relative of the head of the FSB. The publication was unable to confirm this information.

Oleg Klimov, who was arrested after being detained at a rally on July 27 in Moscow, went on a hunger strike. This was reported by a member of the Public Monitoring Commission and the Human Rights Council under the President of the Russian Federation, Eva Merkacheva, who visited the arrested in a Moscow detention center.

We answer with Electra Electra Electro -bikes still look like a curiosity on city streets: they go noticeably faster than usual, while the cyclist almost does not pedal (and sometimes does not spin at all!). We explain how it works - and how much it costs and where to buy - along with the Electra brand, which has both electric bikes and mechanical ones familiar to all. How do electric bikes work?

Dmitry Serebryakov / TASS On July 31, several media outlets, citing sources, reported that the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Moscow asked the Russian Premier League (RPL) to postpone the match of the Moscow Spartak and Dynamo, which was scheduled for August 3. It is alleged that the cause of the request was the protest, planned by the opposition for this day. “Ensuring the law enforcement at a football match takes a lot of effort and funds from the capital's police.

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Sergey Ilnitsky / EPA / Scanpix / Leta the police withdraws Dmitry Gudkov from the Tver court after a decision on his administrative arrest. July 30, 2019 On July 31, Koptevsky District Court of Moscow, for almost a month, transferred the consideration of the administrative case of the opposition Dmitry Gudkov, an unregistered candidate in the Moscow City Duma.

The Lefortovo District Court of Moscow authorized the arrest of Russian citizen Yuri Yeshchenko in a case of treason. Yeshchenko, court spokeswoman Ksenia Pervovlasenko told the Moskva news agency, was sent into custody for two months. The meeting at which the preventive measure was chosen took place on July 25. The materials of the case are classified as "secret" and are not disclosed.