Last Friday, a presentation of the first Polish F-35 Husarz (“Hussar”) and their demonstration flight took place at the airbase in Laskie, Poland. The cars themselves arrived in the country on May 22 after flying from Texas through the Azores, and now they have decided to show them to the general public. Defense Minister Vladislav Kosinyak-Kamysh called the F-35 “an entry ticket to the major league of world air forces.” Poland ordered 32 F-35A aircraft in 2020, paying $4.6 billion.

Donald Trump and Emmanuel Macron. Photo: Yuri Safronov / Novaya Gazeta In Evian, France, where the G7 summit opened today, the first event took place - negotiations between the presidents of the United States and France. Following the results, the leaders gave a short press conference. Trump immediately began with what was probably most interesting to him - with the celebration of his own 80th birthday at the White House on June 14. The “highlight” of the Trump holiday was MMA fights.

Farmers in the Irkutsk region are complaining about a shortage of diesel fuel, said Stepan Frantenko, a deputy of the Irkutsk Legislative Assembly from United Russia. According to Frantenko, instead of wholesale fuel supplies, farmers are offered to refuel at regular gas stations. However, large equipment cannot be driven there. In addition, this would provoke a shortage at gas stations, because agricultural machinery needs more fuel than cars.

Residents of Bratsk, a large city in the Irkutsk region, complained that street lighting was turned off. The city administration called this “optimization” of budget expenditures, said Andrei Antonenkov, deputy of the fraternal city duma. The Bratsk administration, in response to the deputy’s request, informed him that “energy saving measures” (a euphemism for turning off city lighting) were agreed upon by the working group to optimize budget expenditures.

About the hard life of Russian libraries under censorship Photo: Moscow Agency On May 27, Russia celebrated Library Day. “Freedom exists to go to the library,” said another recent birthday boy, Joseph Brodsky. I believe that most people who are suddenly asked the question “how long ago have you been to the library?” will not immediately understand what they are talking about. Unless, of course, visiting this establishment is part of his professional duties.

The Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Pskov Region called on those who notice “vandalism or desecration” of military memorials to “immediately report this to the duty station.” By “desecration” the police mean “any cynical and offensive actions: writing and drawings, throwing paint, littering, posting leaflets, as well as smoking near the Eternal Flame or dancing in memorial cemeteries.” For all this, reminds the Pskov Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, citizens

Ella Pamfilova, speaking at a meeting of the Central Election Commission, suggested that Russians “not complain” about the lack of Internet, even during elections. Because “communication problems will be in the interests of ensuring the security” of Russians. “I think there’s no need to grumble, because let’s put it on the scale: you couldn’t access the Internet or save people’s lives,” compared Pamfilova, her words were quoted by TASS.

The moment of the crash of the Tu-22 MZ. Still from video of witnesses to the incident The long-range missile carrier-bomber Tu-22MZ crashed during landing in the Irkutsk region on Monday afternoon. First, footage of the crash appeared, and now the Ministry of Defense has acknowledged the fact of the incident , calling the bomber’s flight a “training flight.” The military department reported that the pilots managed to eject. “There is no threat to the life and health of the pilots.

Two premieres - “Don Juan. Superstar" in MTYUZ and "The Story of One Childhood" in RAMT Scene from the play “Don Juan. Superstar" by Pyotr Shereshevsky at MTYUZ. Photo: Elena Lapina Give an Oscar to this goddess Premiere of the play “Don Juan. Superstar" by Pyotr Shereshevsky at MTYUZ.

How artificial intelligence is penetrating politics at all levels and what is the problem with neuropower Illustration: Petr Sarukhanov / Novaya Gazeta Neural networks have long entangled all world politics and economics, even Russian ones. Analysis of a huge amount of data, which previously took days, is now done in five minutes, the work of government agencies is partially automated, and the behavior of real voters and buyers is very accurately modeled based on the behavior of AI agents.

A city that lives defiantly well cannot notice anything except the fluff that prevents it from enjoying this “good” Photo: social networks Yes, I believed it too at first. And the point is not that the neurocartoon looked like a real video report. Although the art of AI and the level of deepfakes have become such that it is really difficult to distinguish the truth from the generated story. The point is that such stories are very often a matter of faith.

On June 15, the European Union added more than 80 individuals and legal entities associated with Russia to its sanctions lists, the EU Council reported . A separate set of restrictions concerned the poisoning of Alexei Navalny in 2020. Thus, sanctions were imposed against Prosecutor General Alexander Gutsan (pictured) - the EU decision states that he is responsible for recognizing FBK * as a “terrorist organization”, after which mass persecution of Navalny’s supporters began.

How they are tortured in psychiatric hospitals What happened behind the walls of interregional tuberculosis hospital No. 19? Why do former patients talk about days of being tied to beds, beatings, forced injections and humiliation, while relatives say that their loved ones returned from the psychiatric ward as broken people? This film contains testimonies of victims, their relatives and participants in the investigation.

Who is Patriarch Theophilus III of Jerusalem, whom Trump allegedly chose as a mediator in the Russian-Ukrainian settlement Theophilus III. Photo: ZUMAPRESS.com In exchange for a knight's cross The last time the Patriarch of Jerusalem visited the White House was more than 60 years ago. It was Benedict I, and John Kennedy received him.

In the Sverdlovsk region they plan to create a list of names of participants in military operations in Ukraine who died and were buried in the region; a decree on this was signed by the head of the region, Denis Pasler. The document is called “On perpetuating the memory of those killed (died) while defending the Fatherland on the territory of the Sverdlovsk region.” Information about each deceased will be accompanied by a certificate listing awards.