The HBO TV channel published a trailer for the documentary “Welcome to Chechnya” dedicated to the persecution of representatives of the LGBT community in the Caucasian Republic. The film itself will be shown on June 30.

The authorities in Dagestan admitted to underreporting statistics on COVID-19 deaths. What has this changed? Government of the Republic of Dagestan Russia’s Deputy Defense Minister Timur Ivanov discusses the construction of a medical center for COVID-19 patients in Dagestan on May 19, 2020. During a recent interview with local blogger Ruslan Kurbanov, Dagestan’s health minister acknowledged that the region has significantly under-reported coronavirus deaths in official data.

Members of the Federation Council Konstantin Kosachev and Sergei Kislyak proposed not to apply the law on counter-sanctions to vital goods that are in short supply. The relevant bill has been published in the database of the State Duma. Kosachev told Interfax that the law on counter-sanctions now includes protective masks and other goods that became scarce during the coronavirus pandemic.

Albert Osmanov, the head of the Krasnogvardeisky district of Adygea, where 155 people became infected with the coronavirus after a funeral, resigned early. The government of Adygea reported this. Temur Gubzhokov became the acting head of the district. One of the tasks assigned to him is to stabilize the situation with the outbreak of coronavirus among local residents.

The coronavirus pandemic could cost the world $9 trillion in damages. This was stated by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo at a press briefing broadcast by the Fox News channel. “90,000 Americans have already been killed by this plague, and more than 36 million Americans have lost their jobs since March. Worldwide - 300 thousand [dead]. We estimate that Chinese Communist Party mistakes could cost the world $9 trillion,” Pompeo said.

The acting head of the Komi Republic, Vladimir Uyba, is against the idea of ​​merging the region with the Arkhangelsk region and the Nenets Autonomous Okrug (NAO). Uiba stated this in a video message, which was published on the Komi government page on VKontakte. “I want to say right away that I am against such conversations, against such thoughtless actions. I believe that this initiative should come from below, it should come from the people living in these regions.

Muscovites are waiting longer than ever for ambulances during the coronavirus pandemic, but the reasons aren’t as obvious as you’d think Gavriil Grigorov / TASS / Scanpix / LETA Residents in and around Moscow complain that they now have to wait hours or sometimes even days for paramedics to come when called. Doctors admit that ambulance crews are currently understaffed because many emergency responders have contracted coronavirus or been placed under quarantine.

The governor of the Sverdlovsk region, Yevgeny Kuyvashev, threatened to revoke the license for trading in the region from the chain of alcohol stores Krasnoye i Beloe. The reason was violations of the requirements for the prevention of coronavirus, Kuyvashev wrote on Instagram. According to him, the check showed that there were only two thermometers in the Red and White warehouse, where the focus of the coronavirus was detected, and many employees went to work with symptoms of SARS.

In the city of Kineshma, Ivanovo Region, ambulance paramedic Sergei Veselkov was charged with an administrative case under the article on the dissemination of false information (13.15 of the Code of Administrative Offenses, part 9) due to a video about the lack of personal protective equipment. Alexey Pryanishnikov, coordinator of the Human Rights Defenders of the Postcard, reports this. The video was posted on April 26th.

For the first time in Russia per day more recovered than sick. Mortality in Moscow will grow in May. We learned why an ambulance has to wait for so long. Good evening, This is the Medusa newsletter about the coronavirus during the pandemic. She comes out on weekdays instead of the "evening jellyfish." If one of your friends sent this letter to you and you have not yet been subscribed to the newsletter, subscribe here . If you read this on the site, share a link on social networks.

The Netherrealm studio embodies the dreams of fans of the “Terminator” and “Robocop”-in the new addition of Mortal Kombat 11, under the header Aftermath, you can finally find out which of the two cyborgs is stronger! The developers released two videos in which the Robot policeman fights with Arnold Schwarzenegger in the image of a terminator from the sixth part of the franchise. At the very beginning of the battle, the heroes greet each other.

The “Doctors’ Alliance” medical workers union has launched what it's calling the COVID-19 Map, visualizing data according to four parameters: lack of protective equipment, lack of promised hazard pay, refusal to test medical workers for the coronavirus, and healthcare workers’ deaths caused by COVID-19. Anti-corruption activist Alexey Navalny announced the new project on his blog.

Since the launch of the Social Monitoring system, which tracks the movements of patients with covid and SARS in Moscow, 54,000 fines have been issued with its help. This is reported by Vedomosti with reference to the head of the Main Control Department Yevgeny Danchikov. In total, 60,000 Muscovites installed the Social Monitoring app. Approximately 30% of them received fines - some received 2-3 fines. The total amount of fines issued amounted to 216 million rubles.

Several patients of the observatory, which is located in one of the departments of the Children's Republican Clinical Hospital (DRCH) of Buryatia in the village of Sotnikovo, attacked the nurses. This was reported on the DRKB Instagram. The post says that on May 16, a group of citizens who arrived from China entered the observatory.

In the United States, former fighter Michael Taylor and his son Peter Taylor were detained in the case of the escape of the former head of Nissan Motor Carlos Ghosn from Japan, where he is accused of financial fraud. It is reported by Reuters. According to federal prosecutors in Massachusetts, the Taylors helped Ghosn escape to Lebanon. Japan in January issued an arrest warrant for the Taylors and another person believed to be involved in Ghosn's escape.