The UFG version of the income of the Russian prime minister only confirms his corruption of the income of the Prime Minister Mishustin's family appeared So, a second version , this time from work at UFG as presented by the company itself. Let's look at it carefully. 1. Current Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin in 2008-2010 worked in the UFG group of companies. Judging by the title of his positions, he worked in divisions involved in asset management, in other words, in a management company.

An amendment to the Constitution to expand the presidential quota for appointing members of the Federation Council, proposed by Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences Alexander Chubaryan, has a high chance of getting into the text of the bill for the second reading. According to Kommersant's source , the change is necessary in order to "attach respected people" to the upper house of parliament.

The “letter to the editor” in the rough language of a corporate press release says, in the bottom line, that Mishustin fictitiously issued shares in the business to his mother and sister, and now everyone needs to wipe himself, because here is the “legal” origin of his billions Mishustin’s press release, simply unrealistic in impudence, is published by Vestnik Double Continuous, the former RBC. Who is this intended for, who do they take their readers for, idiots?

The Russian Defense Ministry called the use of civilian aircraft to block the response of the Syrian air defense forces "a characteristic feature of the Israeli Air Force." So, during Israeli air-to-ground missile strikes on the suburbs of Damascus on February 6, a plane with 172 passengers landing at a local airport could have been damaged, Defense Ministry spokesman Igor Konashenkov said, Interfax reports .

For maintaining ties with Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, PJSC Rosneft may fall under US sanctions, but the Americans fear that such a step could lead to chaos in world oil markets. writes about it Bloomberg . Earlier, the US imposed tough economic sanctions against Venezuela, but the country's oil industry continues to function. The Trump administration plans to increase pressure on Maduro over the next 30 days.

State Duma deputy Airat Khairullin died in a helicopter crash in Tatarstan. The pilot and another passenger were injured, according to telegram channels, RBC and TASS . Earlier it became known that a helicopter belonging to Khairullin made a hard landing on the ice of the Kama River in the vicinity of Kazan, while it collapsed. There were three people on board.

Prices for medical masks have increased in almost all regions of Russia, said Andrey Tsarikovskiy, Deputy Head of the Federal Antimonopoly Service. In the Far East, the cost of masks has increased by 2-2.5 times, and in some regions a tenfold increase has been recorded, Vedomosti reports . Prices were raised not only by pharmacies, but also by wholesalers and even manufacturers. For example, in Adygea, in the wholesale segment, masks have risen in price by 15 times, and in St.

Former Deputy Prime Minister Alexei Gordeev will become Vice Speaker of the State Duma, he will be given the mandate of Deputy Gennady Kulik. This was announced by Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Sergei Neverov, reports TASS . Kulik will be released from his powers as a deputy on February 11, he will go to work as an adviser to the chairman of the State Duma. “The vacant mandate will go to Alexei Vasilyevich Gordeev, who led the same regional group in the elections in 2016,” Neverov said.

Khalil Arslanov, Deputy Chief of the General Staff - Head of the Main Directorate of Communications of the Russian Armed Forces, was detained in Moscow, accused of particularly large-scale fraud. According to Kommersant, citing a source, the colonel-general was detained by military counterintelligence officers of the FSB. He was taken to the investigator of the Main Military Investigation Department, who had previously charged him with two episodes of particularly large-scale fraud.

The human rights movement Amnesty International is demanding an investigation into the attack on Novaya Gazeta journalist Yelena Milashina and lawyer Marina Dubrovina that took place in Grozny on 6 February. “The Russian federal authorities, including President Vladimir Putin personally, bear full responsibility for these and other attacks, intimidation and harassment of human rights defenders, journalists and activists in Chechnya.

The authorities decided to use the idea of ​​metro pickets, which are held in support of political prisoners, to popularize the amendments to the Constitution. Vadim Korovin, deputy of the Moscow Filevsky Park municipal district, spoke about this on his YouTube channel. For holding single pickets at metro stations on January 25, people who wanted to stand for two hours with a poster for 400 rubles were searched through search groups for extras.

To become a citizen of the Russian Federation, foreigners do not have to renounce their former citizenship. Such changes are envisaged by the bill, which is now being prepared by the government, Kommersant reports . The document was prepared by a group of representatives of various departments and parliamentarians, created in March 2019. Its goal is to decide how to attract 5 million to 10 million new citizens to Russia.

The presidential administration set the goal of achieving a vote turnout on amendments to the Constitution at the level of 50%, and at least 70% of those who voted should support the initiative. writes about this Vedomosti , citing sources. To achieve this goal, the Presidential Administration plans to use technologies used in the 2018 presidential election in the campaign to inform and mobilize Russians.

"Bat-tornado", consisting of hundreds of thousands of bats, formed in the Australian city of Ingham. Residents complain about what is happening, but the authorities can do nothing about the winged problem, reports the BBC . The number of bats exceeds the number of inhabitants of the city of Ingham. And people do not know what to do with them, as the animals circling over the houses and streets brought with them an unpleasant smell, dirt and noise.

Li Wenliang, a 34-year-old Chinese doctor who tried to warn colleagues about a new disease in December last year and was detained by police "for spreading false rumors", died of coronavirus. Later, he himself became infected from patients while working in a Wuhan hospital. The news of the doctor's death sparked a wave of anger, grief and demands for free speech in China, according to The Guardian . “They must apologize to you, we must express our gratitude to you. Take care of yourself, Dr.