Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin presented the Order of Pirogov to pulmonologist Sergei Avdeev, who treated him for coronavirus infection. At the award ceremony, Mishustin, in particular, reported that Avdeev treated him for 20 days: I am seeing Sergei Nikolaevich without a mask for the first time now, because he spent 20 days next to me. Honestly, we did not collude. This is the person who came to all the consultations and helped.

Mikhail Efremov was softened by the verdict of up to seven and a half years of the colony. The actor himself accused the former lawyer. Reporting Christina Safonova The press service of the Moscow City Court On October 22, the Moscow City Court examined the appeal of the sentence to actor Mikhail Efremov. In early June, he got drunk and an accident in the center of Moscow-as a result, 57-year-old courier Sergei Zakharov died.

Singer Yulia Chicherina received a passport from the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic. this . was the first to report Semyon Pegov, a journalist and author of the WarGonzo project, Chicherina confirmed this information by posting a joint photo on Instagram with the head of the DPR, Denis Pushilin; the singer stands with the passport of the unrecognized republic. “Now I’m from Donetsk,” she signed the picture.

On October 22, the World Health Organization (WHO) recorded a record increase in COVID-19 cases per day - 423,819 people. This is the highest value since October 17, when almost 413 thousand people were diagnosed with coronavirus. According to WHO, 6,424 people died from coronavirus infection per day worldwide, according to WHO. The authorities of Spain and France reported a record daily increase in new cases of COVID-19.

Mikhail Mettsel / TASS GRU Head Igor Kostyukov The Council of the European Union has imposed sanctions on two Russian citizens and a military intelligence center due to cyberattacks targeting Germany’s parliament in 2015 and the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) in 2018. This was announced in the latest volume of the Official Journal of the European Union. The United Kingdom announced plans to enforce these sanctions, as well.

The Constitutional Court of Poland has declared unconstitutional a provision of a 1993 law that allowed abortions in cases of serious and irreversible disability of the fetus or its incurable disease, Polskie Radio reports. 11 judges of the Constitutional Court voted for the decision, two more opposed it, writes the Associated Press. The court granted the appeal of more than 100 Seimas deputies from four parties, including the ruling conservative Law and Justice party.

Alex Brandon / AP / Scanpix / Leta Cybersecurity specialist from the Netherlands, co -founder of the non -profit organization GDI Foundation, Viktor Gverse, said that he received access to Twitter of US President Donald Trump, guessing his password - “Maga2020!”. This is a reduction from the phrase "Make America Great Again" - Trump's election slogan. Gevers told the Dutch newspaper De Volkskrant that he had guessed the password on October 16, he had five attempts.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has stated that he helped ensure opposition figure Alexey Navalny’s medical evacuation to Germany personally. “Immediately, as soon as the wife of this citizen appealed to me, I instructed the Attorney General’s Office to verify the possibility of taking him abroad for treatment, meaning that they might not have released him because he had restrictions related to a judicial investigation and a criminal case. He had travel restrictions.

Mariusz Burcz / Alamy / Vida Press Experts of the World Health Organization (WHO) published the results of a major international clinical study of drugs against coronaviral infection - organized in the early spring of the Solidarity program. These results are still preliminary, and the article has not passed the pending procedure, but there is especially nothing to hope for: not one of the drugs included in the study has brought any significant benefit to patients.

Putin’s speech at the annual Valdai Discussion Club, in a nutshell On Thursday, October 22, Russian President Vladimir Putin gave a speech at the annual Valdai Discussion Club via video link. He talked for about forty minutes and covered a wide range of topics, including the coronavirus pandemic, the post-Cold War order, and the existential trials and tribulations of our times. Here’s what he said, in brief. In the fight against the pandemic, we in Russia put human life at the forefront.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said that he personally contributed to the fact that politician Alexei Navalny was released for treatment in Germany. As soon as this citizen's wife contacted me, I immediately instructed the prosecutor's office to check the possibility of his leaving the country for treatment, bearing in mind that they might not let him go because he had restrictions related to the judicial investigation and the criminal case. He had restrictions on leaving.

Is it possible to do something with smell disorders with Covid. Russian cinemas may not survive the second wave. Died a participant in the test of the vaccine from Astrazeneca 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 .

The Tagansky Court of Moscow satisfied the claim of the Moscow prosecutor's office to lift restrictions on the showing of the film "Beslan" on the YouTube channel "Russia 1". This was reported by Interfax with reference to the press service of the court. The prosecutor's office filed a lawsuit against Google LLC.

Mikhail Metzel / TASS Head of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation Igor Kostyukov The Council of the European Union imposed sanctions against two Russian citizens and the special Center of the GRU of Russia because of the cyber attacks committed against the German parliament in 2015 and the organization to prohibit chemical weapons (OPCO) in 2018. This is stated in the publication ( .pdf ) in the EU Official Journal. Great Britain has joined the EU sanctions.

During the afternoon of Thursday, October 22, businessman and former politician Anatoly Bykov was arrested in Krasnoyarsk, reports Interfax. A court had released him from pre-trial detention on Thursday morning and transferred him to house arrest. Bykov is a suspect in an ongoing criminal case and stands accused of organizing contract killings in the 1990s. According to Bykov’s lawyer, Alexey Prokhorov, his most recent arrest is in connection with another case.