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The Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) of the Russian Federation did not allow Yandex.Taxi to buy a taxi "Vezet", according to the agency's website. In the middle of May, 2020 "Yandex.Taxi" filed the fourth application for purchase of service, before the company withdrew three such applications, Interfax specifies .

The situation with the spread of coronavirus infection can be called “calm” in 21 regions of the Russian Federation, said Minister of Health Mikhail Murashko. His words are quoted by Interfax. “Each region is at a different stage of the epidemiological process. According to our estimates, 21 regions are quite calm so far. But in the rest, the epidemiological process is still going on, ”the official said in the Vesti program on the Russia 1 channel.

Svetlana Petrenko, head of the IC department for media relations, was awarded the rank of Major General of Justice. The corresponding decree of the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin is published on the portal of legal information. Prior to that, Petrenko had the rank of colonel of justice, adds . TASS Petrenko became the official representative of the UK in the fall of 2016 after Vladimir Markin resigned. Petrenko worked as his deputy.

US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order that allows sanctions to be imposed on International Criminal Court (ICC) officials involved in the investigation of possible crimes by US military personnel in Afghanistan. The order allows the US Treasury to freeze the financial assets of ICC employees, and the State Department to ban them from entering the country.

Film of Journalist Nikolai Solodnikov about the history of his grandmother's life Journalist Nikolai Solodnikov shot the documentary “Throughout the winter” about the life of his grandmother. The film is published on the channel #gluttered on the YouTube. “She is my childhood and my memory. She is my faith in force, the unconditional of human love. I love her very much and owes everything to her in my life, ”said Solodniki in the annotation to the film.

Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin has announced that the Russian capital is not planning any public events for Russia Day (June 12), or for the day of the rescheduled Victory Day parade on June 24. He recommended that city residents stay at home. “I would not recommend going anywhere on these holidays, mass events are still banned here. Yes, official events will take place on the 12th and on the day of the parade. But it’s better to watch it on television.

Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said that no mass events were planned in the city on Russia Day on June 12 and on the day of the Victory Parade on June 24, and recommended city residents to stay at home. “I would not recommend going anywhere on these holidays, mass events are still prohibited in our country. Yes, official events will be held both on the 12th and on the day of the parade. But it's better to watch it on TV.

The personal data of Moscow residents recorded in the city’s digital permit system will not be deleted until after the conclusion of all associated lawsuits, Alexey Nemeryuk, the head of Moscow’s Trade and Services Department, told TASS. “Residents filed lawsuits against either the digital permit system itself, or for fines that have been issued. Once all of these proceedings are over, we will immediately demonstrate that the data is being deleted from the system,” Nemeryuk said.

The editors of Vedomosti recommended that the board of directors of JSC Business News Media (the publisher of the newspaper) appoint Anfisa Voronina as the editor-in-chief of the publication. In accordance with the editorial charter and the charter of Business News Media, the editor-in-chief is chosen by the board of directors and, among others, he is obliged to consider a candidate from the editorial board. 66 out of 90 full-time employees of the publication voted for Voronina. Candidate and.

The Khoroshevsky Court of Moscow arrested Dmitry Zotov, the former general director of the Transfin-M company, one of the defendants in the Titov list. It is reported by RBC. Zotov arrived in Moscow from Riga on 10 June. He is charged with embezzlement of 395 million rubles, the case against Zotov is being investigated under the article on especially large-scale fraud. The court arrested him, despite the fact that the prosecutor's office opposed such a decision.

In Kaliningrad, the deputy head of the drug control department of the Western Linear Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Transport was detained in the case of planted drugs. This was reported to Meduza in the Zone of Law. Policeman Aleksey Cherkasov is suspected of abuse of authority. Another person involved in the case, detained in April 2020, is Cherkasov’s subordinate Ruslan Yakovenko.

How Dagestani communities hit hard by a COVID-19 cover-up are mourning, recovering, and bracing for the rest of the fight Vladimir Sevrinovsky Residents of Gergebil, Dagestan, gather for a mourning prayer at a local cemetery. May 27, 2020 In mid-May, eyes across Russia turned to Dagestan as it became clear that the Caucasian republic’s COVID-19 statistics were being massively undercut.

A National Guard officer threatened to plant drugs on a Moscow resident, after his neighbor called the police over a noise complaint on June 6. A video of the incident later appeared online, leading to the officer’s dismissal. Journalists from the publication “Bloknot” published the one-minute video on YouTube on June 10 and it began circulating on Telegram channels early the next day. It was recorded by a security camera installed in the victim’s room.

Raquetir / shutterstock.com The Switzerland police entered into their database information about the 8-year-old boy after he asked in a village store, whether to pay toy money. Data on the child, whose name is not disclosed, will be contained in the database until May 2032, until he is 21 years old, the Swiss newspaper Basler Zeitung reports .