The Investigative Committee of St. Petersburg has opened a criminal case on unauthorized access to computer information in connection with the disruption of online school lessons. According to the Investigative Committee, VKontakte user Artur Amaev may be involved in the crime. He runs the YouTube channel Russia Paver, where he mainly posts streams of video game playthroughs. The channel has 911 thousand subscribers.

A court in Vladikavkaz arrested 14 participants in an unsanctioned rally against the self-isolation regime. This was reported to Interfax by the joint press service of the courts of general jurisdiction in North Ossetia.

People who violated the self-isolation regime and who are not suspected of having coronavirus should be held accountable under a more lenient administrative rule. This is reported by TASS and RBC , citing a review of judicial practice from the Supreme Court.

Ramzan Kadyrov, that loveable ruler of Chechnya who famously misplaces cats and regularly dismisses allegations of widespread human rights violations, has shaved his head. We know he shaved his head because he shared a video of his new appearance with the Grozny state television network, which promptly published the footage on Instagram.

The cost of Brent crude at exchange trading in London fell below $18 per barrel. This is the lowest level since November 2001. At a minimum, the price of Brent for delivery in June was $17.6 per barrel. Later, it again rose above $20 per barrel. The cost of Brent for July delivery did not fall below $22 during exchange trading. The price of the June futures for WTI crude fell to a minimum to $7.2 per barrel, the July futures to $18 per barrel. After that, the cost of WTI also showed growth.

Warning: This story describes graphic violence. The newspaper Novaya Gazeta has published two new videos corroborating the brutal torture and murder of a man in Syria. Mercenaries from the “Wagner” Russian private military company allegedly carried out the killing in June 2017. The videos show the man being burned in the groin with a fuse from a hand grenade, shot at with machine guns, and beaten with a sledgehammer.

The head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, shaved his head. This is evidenced by a video published by the Grozny television and radio company. In the video, Kadyrov speaks Chechen. “All our beauty salons are closed, therefore, as our ancestors did, I also decided to shave my head, translated ” Grozny-inform his words. As writes , Kadyrov also reminded that shaving of the head is welcomed in Islam and urged everyone to follow his example.

Decided to get up from the couch? Medusa collected 12 simple and free training that can be done at home during quarantine Alliance images / shutterstock.com During quarantine, we move much less: even short walks from work to the bus stop, sorties to the park on the weekend, and all the more less than classes in the gym, disappeared from everyday life.

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Several employees of the administration of the Leningrad region confirmed coronavirus infection. The governor of the region Alexander Drozdenko wrote about this on Instagram. “We switched to the maximum remote mode of operation,” Drozdenko added. He also posted a screenshot of an online meeting with members of the regional government. The press service of the government of the Leningrad Region told TASS that the coronavirus was confirmed in several officials at various levels.

Sociolinguist and ethnographer James Puchowski was walking along the beach of Portobello, an eastern suburb of Edinburgh. While walking, he noticed that a rusty pencil sharpener was attached to one of the concrete barriers. Puchowski, surprised, stepped closer and noticed a sign that didn't really explain much: "Provided for your convenience by the Portobello Pencil Sharpening Public Project." "Sorry what…" What kind of project is this? Who will sharpen pencils on the beach?

Your Browser Does Not Support the Audio Element. Social explosion because of coronavirus in Vladikavkaz. How poverty and inept power met there with Covid dissidents and injury of Beslan On April 20, hundreds of people in Vladikavkaz went out into the streets demanding to cancel the self -isolation regime in North Ossetia. They stated that the authorities should assist citizens who suffered from coronavirus and associated quarantine measures.

Chairman of the Moscow police union that the police themselves are thinking about crowds at the entrances in the subway and the detention of walking people Vladimir Velengurin / Komsomolskaya Pravda / Photoxpress After the beginning of the Pandemia of the Coronavirus, the Moscow police are actively criticized: it regularly, under controversial circumstances, delays the townspeople for violating the self -isolation and access regime.

Seven Russian pharmaceutical companies have informed the Industry and Trade Ministry (Minpromtorg) that they may stop production of more than 50 medicines on the government’s list of vital and key medications . The group of companies that sent the letter to Minpromtorg includes “Pharmstandard” (a major player in the Russian pharmaceuticals market), as well as companies like “Dal’khimfarm , ”“Ozon Pharm,” and “Biosintez , ” Kommersant reports, citing a copy of the appeal.

Maxim Starinsky, 56, who worked as a urologist at War Veterans Hospital No. 3 in Moscow, died due to complications from a coronavirus infection. The Moscow Times writes about this, citing two nurses who worked with him. In the hospital for war veterans No. 3, a coronavirus hospital was opened in early April . Interlocutors of The Moscow Times claim that the hospital was not ready to receive patients with COVID-19.