She admitted that she knew Gadd, but denies that she wrote him thousands of letters. A woman named Fiona Harvey, who became the prototype for the stalker in the series “Fawn” by Richard Gadd, based on a story from his personal biography, gave a long interview to British TV presenter Piers Morgan. In it, she denied allegations of harassment against Gadd and promised to sue him and Netflix.

The first F-16 fighters will be delivered to Ukraine in June or July. Reuters reports this with reference to a military source in Kyiv. The source did not specify which country will supply the aircraft. Previously, Denmark, the Netherlands, Norway and Belgium had already promised to send F-16s to Kyiv. Reuters notes that in the context of the offensive of the Russian army in the Kharkov region, deliveries of F-16s could become a “vital” upgrade of the Ukrainian Air Force.

The UN General Assembly voted in favor of a resolution recognizing the right of the State of Palestine to full membership in the organization, Reuters reports. 143 states were in favor, nine were against (including the USA and Israel), another 25 abstained. The resolution calls on the UN Security Council to support Palestine's entry into the organization as a full member.

Viacheslav Mavrychev / Suspilne Ukraine / JSC «UA:PBC» / Global Images Ukraine / Getty Images Firefighters shelter in a basement in Kharkiv during an alert after extinguishing a fire caused by a previous attack. May 10, 2024. Early May 10, Russia launched a ground attack to the north and east of Kharkiv, Ukraine’s second-largest city, attempting to push through Ukrainian defense lines and advance into the region.

Locals and experts believe that this will lead to an environmental disaster Sebnem Coskun / Anadolu Agency / Getty images Artificial islands in the Maldives build at least 2 meters above the sea level to protect from possible flooding One of the main problems of the island state of the Maldives is the lack of land. Of the 90 thousand square kilometers of the country, the Indian Ocean occupies 99 percent.

Apple has apologized for advertising its new iPads in which presses destroy books and musical instruments. The Guardian writes about this. On May 9, the company’s CEO Tim Cook published a one-minute video on social network X. In it, a hydraulic press, accompanied by music, crushes objects related to culture and art: a piano, a guitar, a TV, an audio player, books, cans of paint.

The head of the Investigative Committee, Alexander Bastrykin, demanded that a criminal case be opened against a Volgograd resident who, during the May 9 celebration, danced and raised his hand in a Nazi salute. This is stated in the department’s telegram channel.

A German aid network provides vital support for Ukraine’s elderly survivors of Nazi persecution The Beet Public relations officer Eike Stegen outside of the House of the Wannsee Conference Story by Anna Conkling for The Beet . Edited by Eilish Hart .

The State Duma approved the candidacy of Mikhail Mishustin for the post of Prime Minister of Russia. The appointment of Mishustin was fully supported by United Russia, New People and the Liberal Democratic Party. The Communist Party faction abstained from voting. Now, over the next seven days, Mishustin will have to present to the State Duma candidates for the posts of deputy prime ministers and ministers.

For two years, the carrier was fined 23 times for violating the terms of the license Updated . The number of dead increased to seven people, reported in the UK. In St. Petersburg, three people died as a result of the fall of a regular bus into the Moiku River. This was reported by the Office of the Ministry of Emergencies in the city. The incident occurred on the afternoon of May 10 on the kissing bridge, which is located opposite the Central Naval Museum.

How Navalny’s team worked while he was in prison — and what changed after his death Leonid Volkov Yulia and Alexey Navalny with the politician’s closest associates: Leonid Volkov and his wife Anna Biryukova, Maria Pevchikh, and Kira Yarmysh. January 2021. In 2011, Russian opposition politician Alexey Navalny founded the Anti-Corruption Foundation (FBK), an organization dedicated to fighting government corruption.

ViachesLav Mavrychev / Suspilne Ukraine / JSC “UA: PBC” / Global Images UKRaine / Getty images firefighters that extinguished the fire after shelling the private sector Kharkov, hid in the basement due to the threat of a new shelling. May 10, 2024 In the morning of May 10, Russian troops began a new offensive in the border regions of the Kharkov region.

Here's how it works (not perfect) Passkey is a term coined by Apple as an alternative to password. As the name suggests, instead of a “word” in this technology, cryptographic keys provide user security. In theory, passkey really solves almost all problems associated with the unreliability of passwords and their vulnerability to hackers. At the same time, the technology is not difficult to master (you may only need to get a USB dongle - and that’s not necessary).

Artist and publisher Anna Dial tells how war and censorship hit him Archive of Anna Dial The Russian authorities are thinking about licensing publishing again. This practice was canceled in 2001 - since then, any Russian can print and publish his own book without the permission of the state. Until recently, low -trip books and magazines were freely spread in the country - including experimental ones, on which artists and photographers worked on.

Updated . TASS, citing operational services, writes that three people died and six more were hospitalized. In the center of St. Petersburg, a bus with passengers fell into the Moika River. Fontanka writes about this with reference to eyewitnesses. According to the publication, the bus crashed into two cars on the embankment, broke through a fence and fell into the water. The police reported that there were about 20 people on the bus.