Updated . The Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation opened a criminal case due to the demolition of the monument to Konev under the article on the desecration of symbols of Russia's military glory. “By such cynical actions, the municipal authorities of Prague ... demonstrated their disregard for the common memory and history of the struggle of the Soviet people against fascism,” the investigation believes.

In an interview with the state television channel Rossiya-1, Russian Health Minister Mikhail Murashko has signaled that the country is moving away from laboratory testing results in its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. “We see that the illness sometimes develops so quickly that it already has a characteristic clinical picture, that it can be diagnosed without using a laboratory test to confirm that picture,” Murashko said.

The countries participating in the OPEC+ deal have agreed to limit oil production by 10 million barrels per day, The Financial Times reports, citing sources. This agreement was reached following a meeting held on April 9 via videoconference. Russia and Saudi Arabia have agreed to reduce production, The Wall Street Journal claims . Bloomberg also writes that the deal plan has been agreed upon. The agency notes that during the negotiations, Mexico refused to join the deal.

Doctors transferred British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who was diagnosed with a coronavirus infection, from the intensive care unit to a regular ward. It is reported by BBC News with reference to the press secretary of the Prime Minister. Physicians will monitor Johnson's condition at an early stage of his recovery, a spokesman for the prime minister said. On March 27, Boris Johnson announced that he had contracted the coronavirus. He was hospitalized on April 5 for a routine examination.

12 people who were diagnosed with coronavirus infection died in Moscow. Interfax reports this with reference to the city coronavirus operational headquarters. The headquarters noted that three of the deaths were people under the age of 45. The men, aged 39 and 42, had heart problems, but the 33-year-old woman did not seek medical attention or be hospitalized.

How a Pentecostal church became the epicenter of the COVID-19 crisis in Bryansk, Russia Bryansk.NEWS The Revival Evangelical Christian Church in Bryansk. As of April 9, 97 COVID-19 cases have been confirmed in Russia’s Bryansk region, according to the local government task force for the epidemic. That regional case count has nearly doubled in the last 24 hours, with 40 new cases recorded on April 8.

The head of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation, Mikhail Murashko, said in an interview with Rossiya-1 that people with pneumonia will be treated in the same way as patients with coronavirus infection. “We see that the course of the disease (COVID-19) sometimes develops so quickly that it already has a characteristic clinical picture, that a diagnosis is made without laboratory confirmation based on the clinical picture,” Murashko said (cited by Interfax).

Media holding "Expert" has stopped publishing the magazine "Russian Reporter", according to the publication's social networks. “The publication of our magazine has been discontinued: representatives of the founder sent us letters about the termination of employment contracts,” the report says. Representatives of the editorial staff noted that the publication of the magazine, presumably, was discontinued for economic reasons.

He simply considered him a “preventive tool” from Japan At a meeting of Vladimir Putin with the heads of regions on April 8, 2020, his spokeswoman Dmitry Peskov came with a green badge on the Latskan of his jacket. It turned out to be the so -called viruses block - one of the many similar products that allegedly protect against infection with bacteria and viruses.

In the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, an employee of Gazprom Transgaz Yugorsk died after being diagnosed with a coronavirus infection. This was reported by Interfax, citing a source. A relative of the deceased confirmed this information to Meduza. On the evening of April 9, the operational headquarters of the YaNAO reported that the first patient with COVID-19 in the region, a 47-year-old resident of the village of Pangody, died in the region.

April 9. Regions introduce quarantine for visitors. In Moscow, people are fined for going onto the sports ground. Restaurants feed doctors for free Good evening, This is Meduza's newsletter about the coronavirus. It is published on weekdays instead of Evening Medusa. If this letter was sent to you by someone you know and you have not yet subscribed to the mailing list, subscribe here . Pulse In Russia, the number of cases exceeded 10 thousand people .

Lorenzo Carnero / Zuma / Scanpix / Leta cemetery workers in Malaga. April 7, 2020 In a few weeks, Spain caught up and overtook Italy in the number of coronavirus infected with coronavirus, becoming the main focus of the pandemic in Europe. According to Thursday data, April 9, the country has 152,446 sick, 15,238 people died. In Italy, which was still one of the most affected by the Covid-19 countries in the world, 13 thousand less.

The trial of the Seventh Studio case will resume on April 13, Interfax reports, citing one of the defendants, producer Alexei Malobrodsky. The participants in the process received a message from the court that during the hearing in the court building it will be possible to be in rubber gloves and masks. A bactericidal lamp will be working in the courtroom. The last hearing in the case was held on March 19.

64-year-old Gulag historian Yury Dmitriev was acquitted on child porn charges in 2018, but he's still in jail on appeal. Now, his attorney fears COVID-19 could be the end. Viktoria Tikka / 7x7 Yury Dmitriev, February 2020 In April 2018, historian Yury Dmitriev was acquitted on two counts: sexual misconduct toward a minor and the production of child pornography.

Your Browser Does Not Support the Audio Element. In Spain, they want to distribute money to citizens because of coronavirus. In Russia, the authorities prefer "not to shoot reserves." And this is explainable! On April 5, the Minister of Economy of Spain Nadia Kalvigno said that in the context of the Pandemia of Coronavirus and the Economic Crisis, the government of the country will accelerate the introduction of unconditional basic income.