As the Communists plan protests, sources say the party leadership is bargaining with the Kremlin behind the scenes Evgeny Feldman / Meduza Defeated Communist Party candidates Valery Rashkin (left) and Denis Parfenov (center) at the protest rally on September 20 The day after the elections to Russia’s State Duma, the Communist Party (KPRF) rallied around 200 protesters in downtown Moscow.

A court in the United States released on bail the deputy chairman of the board of Novatek, Mark Jetway, who is accused of hiding assets in order to evade taxes. It is reported by Bloomberg. The bail was $80 million.

We tell 13 main things about the iPhone 13 mini and 13 Pro Max "Jellyfish" In Russia, sales of new, thirteenth iPhones have started, of which four again this year: 13, 13 Mini, 13 Pro and 13 Pro Max. Medusa journalist Maxim Ivanov spent more than a day with the smallest and largest Apple phone - and tells how to persuade himself to buy a new device (if you, of course, need it!). 1. A screen update of 120 Hz was added to the Pro line.

Five climbers die in blizzard on Russia’s Mount Elbrus, 14 others remain in hospital Five climbers died after getting lost in a blizzard on Russia’s Mount Elbrus on Thursday, September 23. The group, which consisted of tourists and several professional guides, was at an altitude of 5,400 meters (over 17,700 feet) when weather conditions began to deteriorate severely. Search and rescue workers found the surviving 14 climbers and brought them down the mountain over the course of several hours.

Evgeny Feldman / "Medusa" losers in the elections, the Communist Party Candidates Valery Rashkin (left) and Denis Parfyonov (in the center) for protests on September 20 On Monday, September 20, the Communist Party gathered a protesting rally on the Pushkinskaya Square of Moscow-the party did not recognize the results of the State Duma elections in the capital due to issues for electronic voting. About 200 people came to him.

Was there an electronic vote in Moscow honest. Whether the nuts will twist after the elections (spoiler: yes). How "new people" managed to get to the State Duma Good evening, 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 the daily Medusa newsletter about the most important thing that happened during the day.

More than 150 thousand questionnaires with personal data of Russians who applied for a loan at Sovcombank were published on the Internet in free access. It is reported by RBC. The data file appeared on a specialized site on the darknet on September 20, it contains profiles of people who applied for a loan in 2019-2020. Each entry includes full name, phone number, passport details, residential address, names and contacts of relatives, data on work and income.

Who is the sweetest chancellor in the world? Georg Wendt / DPA / AFP / Scanpix / Leta On September 26, very important parliamentary elections will be held in Germany - after them, the chancellor will change in the country. Angela Merkel, who has held this post since 2005, will resign. Now Merkel makes farewell visits. In August, she went to Russia and Ukraine. And on September 23, she visited her constituency in northern Germany - and went to the bird park in the city of Marlowe.

Alexander Lukashenko is in Sochi. It is reported by RIA Novosti with reference to a source. According to the agency, Lukashenko arrived on a private visit. He "has flown in to rest at the holiday home he uses as his residence." It was not officially reported that Lukashenko was going to come to Russia. Lukashenka last visited Russia on September 9, when he met with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Russia held elections to 39 regional parliaments last weekend. Here’s how the results played out. Semyon Antonov / TASS / Scanpix / LETA Elections in Cheboksary, Chuvash Republic. September 18, 2021. Elections to local parliaments took place in 39 Russian regions last weekend (September 17–19), at the same time as the elections to the State Duma . In a new report , RBC breaks down how the voting results in these regions changed since the last elections in 2016.

He wanted to support a colleague from Moscow arrested in the case of watermelon poisoning from Magnit A specialist in disinfection and disinsection from Yekaterinburg, Alexander Bezzhaev, tried a watermelon moistened with an substance to combat insects lambda-cygalotrin. It was they, according to investigators, that could mortally poison the grandmother and granddaughter from Moscow, who ate the watermelon from the Magnit store.

The Moscow Mayor's Office refused the Communist Party of the Russian Federation to hold a protest action on Pushkinskaya Square on September 25. The mayor's office stressed that the refusal was due to the ban on holding public events, which continues to operate in the city due to the coronavirus. The Prosecutor General's Office and the Moscow police issued warnings about the inadmissibility of participation in the event.

Over the past four months, in different regions of Russia, more than ten aircraft have occurred with the participation of passenger and military aircraft and helicopters. One of the latest incidents occurred on September 22 in the Khabarovsk Territory, where six people were killed as a result of the crash of the An-26 aircraft. The largest plane crash in Kamchatka on July 6, when 28 people died, has been the largest airline. Photo on the cover: EMERCOM of Russia / TASS / Scanpix / Leta

Rosselkhoznadzor stated that fruits and vegetables supplied to Russia from Turkey do not meet sanitary standards. The statement on the agency's website noted that brown moniliosis rot was found in the fruit, and brown wrinkle virus was found in the tomatoes.

Your Browser Does Not Support the Audio Element. You recently asked us whether the nuts would twist after the elections. We answer along with Grigory Okhotin from the OVD-Info. If anything, a short answer - yes “Our beloved country, our Russia should belong to free, decent and responsible people. I am sure that it will be so, ” - Dmitry Medvedev, who ended his speech at the Congress of United Russia on September 24, 2011.