The Knesset - Israel's parliament - approved the country's new coalition government, which does not include former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his Likud party. It is reported by The Times of Israel. 60 Knesset deputies voted for the change of government, 59 voted against. The head of the right-wing Yamina party, Naftali Bennet, became the head of the new government. He has already taken the oath as the 13th prime minister of Israel.

In Yekaterinburg, billboards with the inscription "I would hug you, but I'm just a text" were removed. The corresponding photo appeared in the telegram of the author of the art object, street artist Timofey Radi. The work “I would hug you, but I'm just a text” appeared in 2013 on an empty billboard on the roof of one of the five-story buildings in Yekaterinburg. Radia did not coordinate the art object with the authorities. For what reason the shields were dismantled is unknown.

This is a big gameplay trailer Stalker 2 (and now we know the date of the game!) The Ukrainian studio GSC Game World called the release date of the video game Stalker 2 - April 28, 2022. The studio also revealed the subtitle of the game - Heart of Chernobyl ("Heart of Chernobyl"). In addition, the GSC Game World released a five -minute gemple trailer for the game.

From June 11 to 13, the G7 summit was held in the British county of Cornwall. The leaders of the Greater Seven countries personally met for the first time in two years: in 2020, the summit was canceled due to pandemia. They announced the upcoming victory over coronavirus, called on the Russian authorities to stop “destabilizing behavior” and discussed the problem of global warming (the main thing about the results of the summit can be read here ).

US President Joe Biden explained that he will not hold a joint press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin after their meeting in Geneva, as he does not want it to turn into a "competition", reports The Hill. A joint briefing is "not a competition to see who can speak better to the press or try to embarrass the other," Biden explained. “I don’t want to be distracted by whether they shook hands, who talked more and everything else,” he added.

The Dozhd channel was expelled from the official journalistic pool of Russian President Vladimir Putin. This was reported to Meduza by two sources on the channel. This information was confirmed by the editor-in-chief of Dozhd Tikhon Dzyadko. “Yes, a few weeks ago we were informed that our correspondent was no longer working in the pool,” he said.

Denmark midfielder Christian Eriksen suffered cardiac arrest during the Euro 2020 match against Finland. This was stated by the doctor of the Danish team Morten Bosen, reports The Guardian. He left us. We started resuscitation and we managed [to bring him back]. How close were we to losing him? I don't know, but we got him back after one defibrillator shock, which is pretty fast. The doctor said that while the cause of Eriksen's cardiac arrest is unknown.

The leaders of the G7 countries intend to end the coronavirus pandemic in 2022. This is stated in the communiqué following the G7 summit held in the UK. To achieve this goal, the G7 leaders have agreed to arrange for a billion doses of coronavirus vaccine to be shipped to other countries next year. “Recognizing that ending the pandemic in 2022 will require the vaccination of at least 60% of the world's population, we will step up our action to save lives,” the communiqué said.

In Dagestan, the security forces defeated the shelter for the victims of domestic violence - and took a girl who escaped from the family to Chechnya. Before that, the police promised to protect her On June 10, 2021, Dagestan policemen burst into a crisis apartment in the south of Makhachkala, accompanied by unknown people in civilian clothes and camouflage - presumably, these were Chechen security officials.

The girl was released from custody without trial The journalist of the SOTA publication Nick Samusik was detained on June 11 on Red Square after a performance of a corform from St. Petersburg Pavel Krisevich. Krisevich twice shot in the air with idle cartridges, and then imitated suicide, "shooting" into his head.

At the entrances to the Ivanovo region on the Kostroma, Yaroslavl and Moscow directions, traffic police squads were put up. They check certificates of vaccination against coronavirus. This is stated in the control group of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation for the Ivanovo region in VKontakte. For non-residents entering the region, a 14-day self-isolation has been introduced.

The Tagansky District Court of Moscow has arrested the actionist Pavel Krisevich for two months, Apology of Protest reports, citing lawyer Mansur Gilmanov. Lawyer Gilmanov presented 128 guarantees for Krisevich to the court, but the court refused to attach them. A criminal case of hooliganism has been initiated against Krisevich because of his rally on Red Square on June 11. The activist fired two blanks into the air and then faked suicide by “shooting” himself in the head.

The head of the city of Kislovodsk, Alexander Kurbatov, who underwent surgery after falling from an electric scooter, was put into an artificial coma. This was reported on Instagram by the governor of Stavropol Vladimir Vladimirov. Huge thanks to the doctors - all the necessary help was provided on time. The patient's condition has stabilized, he is in an artificial coma. Alexander Vyacheslavovich is under constant supervision of specialists. I am firmly convinced that he will recover.

Among the vaccinated they will begin to play cars Sergey Fadeichev / TASS / Scanpix / Leta On June 12, Moscow recorded 6701 a new case of coronavirus - this is a record daily increase since the end of 2020. On June 13, this indicator increased by another thousand - up to 7704 cases. These are the measures of the authorities in response to the next increase in the incidence in the city. Non -working days have been declared from June 15 to 19 .

The head of the council of deputies of the Moscow municipal district of Ramenki, a member of the Yabloko party, Maxim Gongalsky, and a journalist for the sports publication Chempionat, Maxim Pakhomov, reported that they were denied access to the Russia-Belgium match at Euro 2020, which was held in St. Petersburg on June 12. Gongalsky told the St. Petersburg edition of Paper that he was not allowed to the match, citing a ban from the security service.