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Found 35 materials
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Oct 11, 2024
In Kyiv, employees of the military registration and enlistment office conducted a raid to check documents after the Ocean Elzy concert.
Employees of the TCC (territorial recruitment center, analogous to the military registration and enlistment office) together with the patrol police staged a raid to check documents after the concert of the group “Okean Elzy” at the Sports Palace, Hromadske reports. After the performance ended, several dozen TCC employees and police officers were waiting for spectators on the street, the publication writes.
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Oct 11, 2024
In Ingushetia, at the entrance to Magas, the car of Center “E” employees was fired upon. Three people died
On the federal highway at the entrance to the capital of Ingushetia, Magas, a car of employees of Center “E” was fired at, RIA Novosti and RBC report, citing law enforcement agencies. According to RIA Novosti, there are casualties. The Baza Telegram channel writes that three people are known to have died: Ilez Aushev, Beslan Aushev and Amir Aushev. The information has not yet been confirmed. The Mash telegram channel also writes about the three dead.
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Oct 11, 2024
Biden orders security for Trump "as a sitting president" to protect him due to Iranian threats during campaign
US President Joe Biden said he has instructed Donald Trump to give "whatever he needs" in response to his campaign's request for additional protection measures due to threats from Iran. At the briefing, a reporter asked Biden whether he would approve the Trump campaign's request to use military aircraft in the final stages of his campaign. “Unless he requests F-15 [fighters]. I told the [Secret Service] department to provide everything he needed, just like a sitting president.
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Oct 11, 2024
Kommersant: the government has again lowered the threshold for the mandatory sale of foreign currency earnings by exporters - now to 25%
The Russian government has relaxed the requirement for the mandatory sale of foreign currency earnings by the largest Russian exporters to 25%, Kommersant writes , citing a Cabinet of Ministers resolution received by the editors. This measure will be in effect until April 30, 2025, Kommersant clarifies. The publication indicates that previously exporters had to sell at least 50% of the currency received in accordance with the terms of foreign trade agreements or contracts.
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Oct 11, 2024
The German Foreign Minister said that Putin is “not ready” to talk to Scholz on the phone
Vladimir Putin is not ready to discuss mediation on peace in Ukraine with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, German Foreign Minister Annalena Bärbock said at a joint press conference with Slovak Foreign Minister Juraj Blanar. “He refuses to accept peace and every day sends another signal in favor of war and destruction. These days he is not even ready to talk to the German chancellor on the phone,” said Baerbock.
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Oct 11, 2024
Trump campaign requests military funds to protect him due to Iranian threats
The campaign headquarters of US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump asked the White House and the US Secret Service to strengthen his security measures in the final weeks before the election. The New York Times was the first to report this on October 11.
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Oct 11, 2024
100 years ago Andrew Irwin climbed Everest. Perhaps he succeeded (although it is believed that the mountain was conquered only 29 years later)
Now we have found part of the remains of the climber, writes National Geographic Mary Evans Picture Library 2013 / Scanpix / Leta Andrew Irvin on Everest a few days before death At Everest, part of the remains of the climber Andrew Irwin, who climbed the mountain in 1924, was found with his partner George Mallory, reports National Geographic.
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Oct 11, 2024
BBC: Six Russian deserters who fled to Kazakhstan were able to obtain European visas. They reached France and requested asylum
Six Russian military personnel who deserted from the army and left for Kazakhstan were approved for European entry documents in May 2024, writes the BBC Russian Service. By October 11, they had all reached France and began the process of applying for asylum. Human rights activists who help them with this, and the military themselves, told journalists how Russian deserters with an anti-war position are seeking the opportunity to leave for Europe.
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Oct 11, 2024
“Veterans of Russia” invited Steven Seagal to go to war. The actor said that he was ready to fight on Putin’s side - and die next to him
The public movement “Veterans of Russia” offered to help actor and director Steven Seagal join “one of the volunteer formations” of the Russian army participating in the Russian-Ukrainian war. This is stated in a letter that the chairman of the movement, Ildar Rezyapov, sent to the 72-year-old actor on October 11.
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Oct 11, 2024
The Russian Foreign Ministry warned the Japanese Embassy of “adequate countermeasures” in connection with joint military exercises between Tokyo and Washington
The Russian Foreign Ministry expressed a “strong protest” to the Japanese Embassy in connection with the holding of joint military exercises with the United States in the country. The department's statement notes that the exercises, which are scheduled for the end of October in Japan, will also take place in areas of the island of Hokkaido, located in close proximity to the borders of Russia.
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Oct 11, 2024
In Poland, two suspects in the attack on Leonid Volkov were released from custody. It is unknown who paid bail for them
In Poland, Maximilian K. and Igor Ts., suspected of attacking politician Leonid Volkov in Vilnius in March 2024, were released on bail, the Agency reported, citing the Polish prosecutor's office. On October 9, a court in Poland ruled that two suspects in the attack on Volkov could be released from custody on bail of 50 thousand zlotys ($12,700). The prosecutor's office was unable to appeal this decision.
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Oct 11, 2024
A dishwasher from the SK Cadet Corps was arrested in Moscow. She was accused of participating in the activities of the Artpodgotovka movement.
A court in Moscow arrested Alexandra Zhitenko, who worked as a dishwasher in the Cadet Corps of the Investigative Committee, who is accused of participating in the activities of a terrorist organization, Kommersant reports . From the court ruling found by Meduza, it follows that Zhitenko was arrested on July 26. The document states that the case was initiated on July 25, 2024 (under Part 2 of Article 205.5 of the Criminal Code), and the next day Zhitenko was detained and arrested for two months.
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Oct 11, 2024
In Astrakhan, a former prisoner who fought in Ukraine received a new sentence for killing the mother of his daughter in the presence of the girl. According to him, the murdered woman insulted Putin and the military
The Sovetsky District Court of Astrakhan sentenced former prisoner Ivan Polunin, who fought in Ukraine, to nine and a half years in a maximum security colony for the murder of the mother of his 13-year-old daughter. As Dozhd reports, the court’s press service briefly reported on the verdict to the “ SVO participant” back in July. The text of the verdict appeared later—there is no access to the page with the document now due to a malfunction in the websites of Russian courts, Mediazona notes .
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Oct 11, 2024
A court in the Kursk region arrested a CNN correspondent in absentia on charges of illegally crossing the border while filming a report in Sudzha
The Leninsky District Court of the Kursk Region arrested CNN correspondent Nick Peyton Walsh in absentia because of a report from occupied Sudzha. The FSB border department for the Kursk region petitioned for Walsh's arrest. Previously, a criminal case was opened against him for illegal border crossing (Part 3 of Article 322 of the Criminal Code). He was also put on the interstate and international wanted list.
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Oct 11, 2024
The child says that he feels “not in his body” - and wants to make a transgender transition. How to behave? And what is not worth doing?
KIT newsletter production at Medusa-on International Caming Auta Day Cris Faga / Zuma Press Wire / Scanpix / Leta On October 11, the world celebrates a camming out-out day-to help people freely talk about their sexual and gender identity. It can still be difficult to declare themselves to the Quir-muds around the world-especially those who are younger than 18 years. It may not be easy for their parents. What to do if the child says that he feels “not in his body”? How to talk with him about it?
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