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Sep 25, 2020
The Kremlin called the refusal of Western countries to recognize Lukashenko interference in the affairs of Belarus
The refusal of a number of states to recognize Alexander Lukashenko as President of Belarus is contrary to international law and is an indirect interference in the internal affairs of the state, said Dmitry Peskov, press secretary of the President of Russia. “These decisions, of course, do not contribute to the development of dialogue, and in fact they are indirect interference in internal affairs.
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Sep 25, 2020
Sergei Medvedev: Lukashenko, losing legitimacy, is losing sovereignty
In a couple of months, Lukashenka will simply turn into a Gauleiter of the protectorate, who will be removed without noise The naive Lukashenka does not understand that by losing legitimacy (all this virtual kanguration), he is losing sovereignty. Now most of the civilized countries do not recognize him, they will recall the ambassadors, impose sanctions, inside he has also lost legitimacy, but is afraid to turn to large-scale violence. Those.
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Sep 25, 2020
Four people were wounded near the former Charlie Hebdo editorial office in Paris
Four people were injured near the building of the former office of Charlie Hebdo in Paris, two of them are in serious condition. They suffered stab wounds. There were two attackers, they fled, BFMTV reports . Among the four injured were two employees of the First Lines news agency. Authorities closed nearby schools and kindergartens, and urged residents to avoid the area. Le Parisien reports that one of the attackers was armed with a machete.
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Sep 25, 2020
“Recommendatory” quarantine is introduced in Moscow
Sobyanin recommended Muscovites over 65 to stay at home, and employers to transfer employees to remote work On September 28, Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin recommended that residents over 65 not leave their homes, heads of enterprises and organizations, he called for the transfer of as many employees as possible to remote work again.
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Sep 25, 2020
The number of coronavirus cases per day exceeded seven thousand
Over the past day, 7,212 new cases of coronavirus have been detected in Russia in 84 regions. 108 people have died. In Moscow, 1,560 new patients were recorded - 1,050 were detected a day ago. Thus, the total number of cases per day for the first time since June in Russia exceeded the mark of seven thousand. The mayor of Moscow previously announced recommendations for people over 65 not to leave their homes.
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Sep 25, 2020
The Moscow Department of Health has expanded the list of groups for recommended self-isolation
Pregnant women and those who have recently given birth, as well as the elderly, are recommended by the Moscow authorities to observe the regime of self-isolation due to the spread of the coronavirus. stay at home Since September 28, the mayor of Moscow has recommended citizens with chronic diseases and those over 65 to . The Department of Health, in turn, determined a list of chronic diseases and conditions in which residents are advised to self-isolate.
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Sep 25, 2020
Facebook deleted accounts associated with Russian intelligence services
Facebook has removed three groups of accounts violating the social network's ban on foreign interference that were associated with Russian intelligence services and a "troll factory". One of the networks from the special services posted on Facebook and Instagram information mainly in Russian and English about “elections and protests in Belarus, Russian and Ukrainian politics, geopolitical conspiracy theories, Russia-NATO relations” and others, reports DW .
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Sep 25, 2020
The US Senate proposed sanctions in connection with Navalny's poisoning
A group of US senators have proposed sanctions against Russian officials in connection with the poisoning of Alexei Navalny. The bill provides for sanctions against officials "involved in gross violations of international law," including the "recent poisoning" of Navalny, Voice of America reports . The specific names and positions of persons in respect of which restrictions may be introduced are not specified in the document.
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Sep 25, 2020
The French Foreign Ministry announced an investigation into the media leak of a conversation between Macron and Putin about Navalny
The French Ministry of Foreign Affairs launched an investigation due to the appearance in the media of details of a conversation between Presidents Vladimir Putin and Emmanuel Macron. “Leakage of confidential internal documents is unacceptable. An investigation is underway.
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Sep 25, 2020
The main thing in politics for September 25
Moscow has introduced quarantine - so far "recommendatory" MAIN • Since September 28, Muscovites with chronic diseases, as well as over 65 years of age, have been advised not to leave their homes, Mayor Sergei Sobyanin urged employers to again transfer as many employees as possible to remote work. • The Department of Health has expanded the list of risk groups for which self-isolation is recommended to include pregnant women and those who have recently given birth.
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Sep 25, 2020
Kirill Rogov: Navalny, the mafia, the average man and the “Moscow schoolboy”: arcade game “Don’t let him into Russia”
You can expect a whole cascade of creative finds in the event arc “keep Navalny out” The lawsuit filed by the Moskovskij Shkolnik company by cook-at-large Prigozhin against Alexei Navalny and the satisfaction of this lawsuit by the Russian court will, of course, be included in political science textbooks as a grandiose example in the section "What is a mafia state and how does it work." But it's not about that.
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Sep 25, 2020
Moscow began removing beds for coronavirus patients from reserve
Reserve beds for patients with coronavirus began to be put into operation in Moscow. This was announced by Vice Mayor for Social Development Anastasia Rakova. “We are starting to introduce reserve capacities that were mothballed and reserved specifically for infections and were not used to provide other types of medical care, as well as facilities that were used as observers,” she said.
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Sep 25, 2020
Lukashenko thought about introducing quarantine for travelers from Western countries
Alexander Lukashenko said that he would consider introducing a two-week quarantine for those coming to Belarus from Western countries. It is reported by TASS . The Ministry of Health of the country recommends residents to minimize the number of contacts with other people, not to leave the house, unless there is a special need for it, BelTA informs .
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Sep 25, 2020
Full quarantine could be restored if there are 10 thousand new COVID-19 cases per day
The presidential administration, the federal government and the Moscow mayor's office are discussing the resumption of quarantine in the event of a sharp increase in the number of cases of coronavirus. Such a scenario is possible if the number of infected per day throughout Russia exceeds 10 thousand people, and the number of new cases will be significantly higher than the number of those who have recovered per day, Open Media writes , citing sources.
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Sep 25, 2020
Navalny thanked “unknown good friends” for saving him
Alexei Navalny on Instagram expressed his gratitude to the crew of the plane from which he was hospitalized, the employees of the Omsk airport and ambulance doctors. According to him, these people "played a key role" in his fate, but he still does not even know how to address them other than "unknown good friends." “Firstly, the pilots quickly landed the plane in Omsk, despite the announced “mining” of the airport.
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