The Leninsky court of the city of Ivanovo sentenced the children's district doctor Lyubov Yarovikova, after whose visit an eight-year-old boy died, to two years of probation. Case of Lyubov Yarovikova In the spring of 2018, Lyubov Yarovikova came for an examination of an eight-year-old boy with signs of SARS. The pediatrician prescribed treatment for the boy, but a few hours after she left, he died. The cause of death was acute myocarditis due to dysfunction of the immune system.

Russian activist Pavel Krisevich conducted a protest in solidarity with political prisoners outside of the FSB headquarters on Moscow’s Lubyanka Square on the night of Thursday, November 5. During the protest, Krisevich attached himself to a cross, replicating the image of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. Other activists in raincoats labeled “FSB” then set fire to the base of the cross and began feeding the flame with volumes of criminal cases.

Pharmacies across Russia are running out of medications used to treat COVID-19, but increased demand isn’t the only problem Evgeny Sofiychuk / TASS / Scanpix / LETA Since late October, residents of regions across Russia have complained about the fact that antiviral medications and antibiotics, including those used to treat the coronavirus infection, have disappeared from local pharmacies.

In Moscow, near the FSB building on Lubyanka, activist Pavel Krisevich staged a rally in support of political prisoners, Znak.com reports. During the action, Krisevich was hung on a cross in the image of Jesus Christ, after which other activists in cloaks with the FSB inscription set it on fire and began throwing volumes of criminal cases into the fire. As MBKh Media notes , the activists used a special substance that burns at 40 degrees and does not harm humans.

Former head and member of the board of directors of Sibanthracite, Maxim Barsky, suspected of drug smuggling, has left Russia. This was reported by RBC, citing sources. According to the agency's sources, the businessman is in New York. Barsky's lawyer Sergei Badamshin and a representative of Sibanthracite declined to comment. Barsky's detention at Sheremetyevo Airport became known on October 29.

Rock musician Ken Hensley has died. His brother wrote about this on Facebook. Ken Hensley was 75 years old. He died surrounded by his family. I am writing this with a heavy heart to let you know that my brother Ken Hensley passed away peacefully on Wednesday... Posted by Trevor Hensley Thursday, November 5, 2020 Ken Hensley is best known as the keyboardist for the original Uriah Heep. He performed with the group from 1969 to 1980 and took part in the recording of 14 albums.

Oksana Shalygina reveals years of domestic violence during relationship with Russian artist Petr Pavlensky Valentin Ogirenko / Reuters / Scanpix / LETA Oksana Shalygina (left) with her former partner, Petr Pavlensky In an interview with the website Wonderzine, Oksana Shalygina, the former partner of Russian political performance artist Petr Pavlensky, opened up about her newly released book, in which she recounts shocking stories of domestic violence during their relationship.

The Moscow authorities are not yet planning to introduce a lockdown in the city. This was stated by Mayor Sergei Sobyanin. “We do not intend to do this yet, we believe that the healthcare system at this stage is fully coping with the challenges that exist,” Sobyanin said in an interview with Rossiya 24 (quoted by Interfax). The mayor noted that in the last week the growth in the number of sick and hospitalized patients has increased again in the city.

Andre Renard / Chime Collaboration Fast radio splashes are one of the most mysterious phenomena in space. These extremely powerful signals come to us from distant galaxies and for a fraction of seconds emit the same amount of energy in the radiodiapason as the sun - in a year. For a long time, their nature remained unknown: a variety of assumptions were put forward, some even believed that these were “call sign” alien civilizations.

The epidemic in Russia is developing - "but it is under control." In Italy, Great Britain, Lithuania and Greece - quarantine again. In Denmark, they are going to kill all the minks 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 Moscow prosecutor's office has approved the indictment in the case of football player Roman Shirokov, accused of beating a referee . Shirokov was charged under the article on causing minor bodily harm, causing a short-term health disorder, committed out of hooligan motives (clause "a" of part 2 of article 115 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). The maximum punishment under this article is two years' imprisonment.

Your Browser Does Not Support the Audio Element. 10 years ago, journalist Oleg Kashin was beaten. We talked with him about how he combines work in the pro -government media and his Wendetta with United Russia Turchak 10 years ago, in the center of Moscow, an attack was attacked by journalist Oleg Kashin - then he worked in Kommersant. Kashina was brutally beaten - he received numerous fractures, including the bones of the skull, arms and legs.

In Russian pharmacies, there was a deficiency of antibiotics and other drugs that are treated with Covid-19-due to pandemia and labeling problems Evgeny Sofichuk / TASS / Scanpix / Leta Since the end of October, residents of many regions of Russia complain that antiviral drugs and antibiotics have disappeared from pharmacies, including those used in the treatment of a new coronaviral infection.

Omsk Regional Governor Alexander Burkov has dismissed the head of the region’s health ministry, Irina Soldatova. He announced the dismissal in a video statement posted on his Instagram account on Thursday, November 5. “This is a weighted decision, it was made as a result of an examination of the current state of the regional healthcare system and as a result of a Roszdravnadzor inquiry following the incident on October 27,” Burkov said.

The Belarusian Investigative Committee has announced a criminal case against opposition blogger Stepan Putilo (Stsiapan Putsila), the creator of the Telegram channels Nexta and Nexta Live, and the platform’s former chief-editor Roman Protasevich.