Bots on VKontakte and messengers are massively spreading fake information about an alleged outbreak of coronavirus in Moscow. This was reported by Group-IB, a company specializing in cybersecurity. In total, the company's specialists found more than 12 thousand reposts of fake voice messages. They say that 20,000 people were allegedly infected in the Russian capital, but the authorities are hiding this information in order to prevent disruption of the vote on amendments to the Constitution.

Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party wins Israeli parliamentary elections. This is evidenced by the data of exit polls, which leads The Jerusalem Post. Likud will get 36-37 seats in the 120-seat parliament, while its main rival, Benny Gantz's center-left Blue and White party, will get 32-33 seats. Together with allies in the centre-right bloc, Netanyahu will have 60 seats in the 120-seat parliament, as exit polls predict.

The St. Petersburg Rave-Group Little Big will go to Eurovision 2020 from Russia. “Medusa” a year ago wrote that this group would be perfect for the contest-because of its bright images and prefixing melodies. What song Little Big will perform at Eurovision is still unknown - this will be announced a few days later. It seems that now there is a great occasion to listen to old tracks and most importantly, to revise magnificent clips with their unforgettable dances.

Russia will be represented at the Eurovision Song Contest in May 2020 by Little Big. This was reported on the air of the program "Time" on Channel One. The premiere of the song with which the group will participate in the competition will take place in the coming days. Eurovision will take place from 12 to 16 May in Rotterdam, Holland. Little Big was founded in 2013. She is best known for the track Skibidi, which has 360 million views on YouTube.

Your Browser Does Not Support the Audio Element. "I am the only one who was in slavery." Director of Dau Ilya Khrzhanovsky about Berlinal, accusations of violence and the completion of a 15-year project February 29 The film "Dau. Natasha ”directors of Ilya Khrzhanovsky and Catherine Ertel received the prize of the Berlin Film Festival - for the best operator work (this is the merit of the operator of the picture of Jurgen Jurgens).

In Moscow, 24 people were hospitalized who were in contact with a Muscovite who was diagnosed with a coronavirus infection. This was announced by the mayor of the city Sergei Sobyanin. Sobyanin noted that among the hospitalized there are six relatives and five acquaintances of the sick man, as well as 13 passengers of the flight on which the sick man flew from Italy. Another 83 people have been placed in home quarantine.

At the exhibition of the popular culture of Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo, early sales of the book based on the ninth episode "Star Wars" began. The first buyers have already posted pictures of some fragments on social networks. It turned out from them that Emperor Palpatine from Skyoker. Sunrise ”, the final film of the space saga, was actually a clone. Ninth episode cover cover Attention! The material contains spoilers of the ninth episode. What is said in the book?

A Russian military police unit has entered the Syrian city of Saraqib, Idlib Province, Interfax reported. For several days, the city has been the site of active battles between the Syrian army serving Bashar al-Assad and groups of fighters supported by the Turkish government. The city has been transferred from one side to the other multiple times.

The Nikulinsky court sentenced 33-year-old resident of the Moscow region Maxim Gareev to nine years in prison in the case of the murder of Instagram model Ekaterina Karaglanova, the Moscow prosecutor's office reports.

Eduard Kornienko / Reuters / Scanpix / LETA Maslenitsa, the traditional Slavic end-of-winter festival, isn’t just about eating bliny (crepe-like pancakes) with caviar or jam anymore. It’s also about finding new ways to celebrate the coming of spring that can hopefully garner a few likes on Twitter or VKontakte. For example, in the Leningrad region, one group performed their traditional burning of the chuchelo , a large effigy placed on a stake, using a flamethrower.

Parts of the Russian military police entered the city of Saraqab in the Syrian province of Idlib. It is reported by Interfax. The Russian Center for the Reconciliation of the Warring Parties in Syria reported that such a decision was made to ensure "unhindered movement of vehicles and the civilian population" along the strategically important highways passing through it.

Russia’s consumer welfare agency, Rospotrebnadzor, has announced that a Russian citizen returning from a vacation in Italy was diagnosed with the coronavirus COVID-19. The man’s case appears to be mild, and all individuals known to have been in contact with him since his return have been placed under medical observation. According to Rospotrebnadzor, the patient was evidently infected on February 21 and returned to a private home in the Moscow region two days later.

Tell us about your workplace, but better show it! Jeff Sheldon / Unsplash Most of us spend almost a third of our lives at work. Someone is sitting on the Openspace of an ordinary office, others got a job with a laptop on a home chair, and someone is familiar with a sun lounger by the pool.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has submitted a draft amendment to the Constitution to the State Duma, Vyacheslav Volodin, speaker of the lower house of parliament, said. At the time of writing, the draft amendments were not published in the State Duma database, but Volodin spoke about some of them. So, according to the speaker of the State Duma, one of the amendments to the Constitution is proposed to add a mention of God.

Russian State Duma speaker Vyacheslav Volodin announced on March 2 that President Vladimir Putin introduced new changes to his planned constitutional reforms in advance of the Duma’s second vote on the bill. Vice Speaker Pyotr Tolstoy added that the changes include a constitutional measure defining marriage as a union between a man and a woman, Interfax reported.