Transbaikalia has not been able to get out of the water for the second week Photo: Evgeny Epanchintsev/TASS In the region they are fighting the consequences of the largest floods in recent years, and on weekends, weather forecasters promise strong rains again Livne rains began in the Trans -Baikal Territory on July 8.

A random phone call to Severouralsk, whose inhabitants were left without pure drinking water for three days Since July 16 in Severouralsk and its environs, urban water from the tap is unsuitable for drinking due to pollution. On the third day after the accident, residents finally bring drinking water in sufficient quantities. And until then, water reserves ended in stores, and only 2 liters per day, according to the passport, were given in the hands, and not everyone.

The costs of Russian telecom operators to comply with data storage requirements under the "Yarovaya Law" will entail an increase in tariffs for communications services by up to 10 percent across the country. This is the calculation of the Federal Security Service, which was cited by the Ministry of Digital Development, Reuters reports .

The Tuapse Investigative Committee refused to open a criminal case after the death of journalist Sergei Rozhkov at the local police department due to the lack of corpus delicti, the reports , noting that human rights activists have launched their own investigation. Committee Against Torture On the night of April 5-6, Rozhkov was taken to the department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Tuapse district as a suspect in the case of the rape of a neighbor in the country.

The Moscow Mayor's Office agreed to hold a rally against raising the retirement age on Akademika Sakharova Avenue on July 29, Interfax reports citing Moscow's regional security department. This is the first permitted rally in the city center since the 2018 World Cup. The rally will take place on July 29 from 14:00 to 16:00. The Libertarian Party applied for the event and estimated the expected number of participants at 10,000.

The United States of America refused the proposal to hold a referendum in the self-proclaimed Donetsk and Lugansk republics, which President Vladimir Putin made to US President Donald Trump on July 16, according to media reports. It is reported by Reuters with reference to the press secretary of the US National Security Council Garrett Marquis. "The administration is not considering supporting the referendum in eastern Ukraine," he said.

Amesbury nerve agent poisoning victim Charlie Rowley has been discharged from the hospital, SkyNews reports , citing the Salisbury hospital where he was being treated. Charlie Rowley, who was poisoned by Novichok in Amesbury at the end of June, regained consciousness on July 10 and has already given his first testimony in the case. It was previously reported that Rowley's girlfriend, Dawn Sturgess, also poisoned by Novichok, died on Sunday, July 8.

The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) suspects 14 Russian athletes of violating anti-doping rules, TASS reports with reference to the press service of the Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU), an independent body of the IAAF for monitoring compliance with anti-doping rules. Of the 14 Russians, 13 have already been mentioned in the report of the independent commission of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) led by Richard McLaren (with the exception of walker Anisi Kirdyapkina).

A scandal in France: a man who was responsible for the protection of the president beat the manifestants. In the Champs Elysee, they knew about this, but they kept a man at work Photo: Reuters The president of France overtook a very unpleasant scandal. This is not only that the guard of Emmanuel Macron out of love for the business beat people on the street, not having, moreover, for this, no authority, but also that they knew perfectly well in the Champs Elysees.

The court authorized the arrest of Arman Kudaibergenov, a suspect in the murder of figure skater Denis Ten, for two months, reports the Inform Bureau . A second suspect, Nuraly Kiyasov, was also arrested for two months, according to Tengri News. Prior to this, Almaty police detained Kudaibergenov, who was wanted on suspicion of complicity in the murder of Kazakh figure skater Denis Ten. Earlier law enforcement agencies of Kazakhstan detained Kiyasov. “Kudaibergenov is already confessing.

Russian writer and translator of Harry Potter books Maria Spivak has died at the age of 55. This was announced on Facebook by the director of the Phantom Press publishing house Alla Steinman. “Masha Spivak died today. My dear friend, I'm sorry I didn't save you," she wrote. The cause of death has not yet been reported. Maria Spivak is the author of two novels, The Year of the Black Moon and A World Elsewhere, written in English.

The Department of the Federal Penitentiary Service (FSIN) for the Republic of Crimea stated that the state of health of Yevgeny Panov, a person involved in the case of "Crimean saboteurs", has not worsened. “This information is not true. To date, there have been no complaints from the convict about the state of health, ” Interfax reported , citing the department. Earlier, the mother of the convict, Vera Kotelyanets , said that Panov had problems with his gums and teeth due to electric shocks.

The Federal Security Service (FSB) has proposed adding populations of brown and Himalayan bears, as well as musk deer, to the list of strategically important goods and resources. This is stated on the website of the Government of Russia. If bears are included in the list, then their smuggling will be punished under Article 226.1 of the Criminal Code (smuggling of dangerous substances, weapons, cultural property).

Russian President Vladimir Putin said that he does not like any of the proposed options for pension reform, reports RIA Novosti . He first expressed his opinion on the planned increase in the retirement age. “I assure you, there are few, if any, such people in the government who like this (raising the retirement age – ed. ),” Putin said. He noted that during the reform it is necessary to focus on the state of the economy and the prospects for its development.

In the north of Germany in the city of Lübeck, a man attacked commuter bus passengers with a kitchen knife, writes LNOnline. According to the publication, 12 people received minor injuries, two more were seriously injured. The dead are not reported. The attacker is reported to have been arrested. According to the police, he is a 35-year-old native of Iran. In the near future, the police promised to provide more detailed information about the incident.