In the Moscow multifunctional center (MFC) on Kuusinen Street, police officers severely detained a visitor. The video, filmed by eyewitnesses, was published by the radio station "Moscow speaking" on Twitter. The reason for the detention was reported by Dozhd with reference to the district Facebook group was that the visitor was not fully wearing a mask.

Since June 26, the Icelandic authorities have lifted all restrictions imposed in the country due to the coronavirus, Reuters reports. Iceland's Health Minister Svandis Svavarsdottir said the lifting of restrictive measures was made possible by the fact that 87% of people over the age of 16 received at least the first dose of the vaccine, and 48% completed the full course of vaccination. Iceland is probably the first country in Europe to lift all anti-COVID measures, Svavarsdottir said.

Businessman Oleg Burlakov, ranked 177th in the list of the richest Russians according to Forbes, has died at the age of 72 from coronavirus. It is reported by Forbes. in a statement Burlakov's family said that the businessman died on June 21 in Moscow. Earlier, the interlocutor of Forbes, who knew Burlakov closely, said that he died in Monaco, where he lived in recent years.

The Russian stage of Formula 1 racing from 2023 will be held in the Leningrad region on the Igora Drive track. “We are looking forward to racing in an incredibly exciting place, where there are 10 professional testing and racing tracks covering an area of ​​about 100 hectares,” TASS quoted the Formula 1 press service as saying. Since 2014, Formula 1 races have been held in Sochi at the circuit in the Olympic Park. In 2021, the Russian Grand Prix is ​​planned to be held there on September 24-26.

Update: Nikolai Zubrilin, head of the Communist Party faction in the Moscow City Duma, is among those detained at the rally, Interfax reports , citing representatives of the Moscow City Party Committee. In total, at least 9 people were detained. The police dispersed a rally against mandatory vaccination, which took place in Moscow's Novopushkinsky Square in the format of a meeting between State Duma deputy from the Communist Party Valery Rashkin and voters.

Ukraine recalled its signature under the statement of the UN Council for Human Rights on the Protection of Uigurs under the pressure of China, reports Associated Press with reference to several diplomatic sources. The authorities of China, according to the interlocutors of the agency, threatened Ukraine to stop the supply of vaccines from coronavirus. Ukraine agreed with China on the supply of 1.9 million doses of vaccines and has yet received 1.2 million doses.

Spoiler: rather not, although there is progress Lindsey Wasson / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta demonstrator Black Lives Matter during mass protests after the murder of George Floyd by police officers. Seattle, June 1, 2020 On June 25, 2021, the former police officer Minneapolis Derek Shovin sentenced to 22.5 years in prison for the murder of African American George Floyd. For some Americans, this sentence has become a symbol of US readiness to end racism.

For catering establishments that from June 28 will receive visitors with QR codes confirming that they are vaccinated or have been ill with covid, the ban on working at night will be lifted. This, Vedomosti writes, was announced at a meeting with representatives of the public catering industry in the Department of Trade and Services of Moscow. Guests without a QR code will be able to visit only the summer terraces until July 12 .

Rosselkhoznadzor says that he is afraid of GMOs, and dogs and cats suffer Anniebrusnika / Shutterstock In the summer of 2020, the Rosselkhoznadzor introduced the first ban on the import of feed from Western countries, writes Mediazon. Then the department allegedly discovered unregistered genetically modified components in products from the Netherlands and stopped supplying all feed and additives from this country.

Valerie Baco, who was accused of killing Daniel Paulette, the man who was her stepfather and later became her husband and pimp, has been released. A court in the city of Châlons-sur-Saone in France found Bako guilty and sentenced to four years in prison, but considered that three years of this term would be a suspended sentence, and the defendant had already spent the remaining year in custody during the investigation. Bako was charged with a sentence of up to life imprisonment.

The Office of the Director of National Intelligence of the United States has published a report on unidentified flying objects (UFOs) recorded from 2004 to 2021. The report says that in just 17 years, 144 UFO reports were received, 80 of which information came from several sources of observation, including instrumental ones. No evidence of an extraterrestrial origin of UFOs has been received, the authors of the report say. There are, the paper says, several possible explanations.

Your Browser Does Not Support the Audio Element. A year ago, the authorities talked about the victory over Covid, and now they could not stop the pandemic and be forced to vaccinate. Why did the Kremlin fail vaccination? In Russia, the incidence of coronavirus is growing. Against this background, some regions have made vaccination mandatory for certain categories of citizens.

Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said that either rapid large-scale vaccination or a lockdown could stop the spread of COVID-19. “No one has come up with anything else,” he stressed. “The situation is such that we are essentially experiencing a pandemic all over again, and the epidemic is essentially raging in Moscow,” RIA Novosti quotes Sobyanin as saying on the Rossiya 1 TV channel.

Favorite - Ukraine. Only Switzerland was not found in fans Kirill Kudryavtsev / EPA / Pool / Scanpix / Leta Today, June 26, the playoffs of the European Football Championship begins.

Why in Russia again a flash of coronavirus. How to deal with it. And what do you think about all this - our readers Hello! This message (material) was created and (or) widespread by a foreign media that performs the functions of a foreign agent, and (or) a Russian legal entity that performs the functions of a foreign agent This is a special issue of “Evening Medusa” - alas, about coronavirus. The rate of spread of the disease in Russia over the past two weeks has radically accelerated.