Roskomnadzor constantly blocks VPN protocols. Let's figure out what they are and which ones still work The two most popular VPN protocols, OpenVPN and WireGuard, do not work in Russia without major modifications. It's all about recognizable signatures that Roskomnadzor easily recognizes. But what exactly are these: protocols and signatures?

According to the forecast of the Hydrometeorological Center , on June 28 the air in St. Petersburg will warm up to +27. But on Saturday it will be cooler - only +23. In addition, rain is possible. However, Kolesov is confident that on warm days the region’s reservoirs are already suitable for swimming - in the Gulf of Finland, the water is warmest in the shallow waters in the Lisiy Nos area.

What happens to gasoline in St. Petersburg? And what will happen next? We answer questions about the fuel crisis Gas stations are limiting the sale of gasoline, and some gas stations are closing. Advertisements for selling fuel by hand appeared on the Internet, and the Max messenger began blocking chats in which people were looking for it. The fuel crisis, which began after Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian refineries, continues to grow. The authorities of St.

“I’ve been rooting for Ronaldo all my life, but today I hate him.” How Uzbeks supported their team in St. Petersburg The Uzbekistan national team is the only post-Soviet team to qualify for the FIFA World Cup in North America. This is an important event for the country - the national team is playing in the tournament for the first time. Uzbek people support their own in St. Petersburg.

“Everything is only getting worse. You can forget about Artek for now.” St. Petersburg children are taken from Crimea - home or to camps in the Krasnodar Territory Shifts were canceled at Artek amid the fuel crisis and drone attacks. Children from St. Petersburg who were vacationing in Crimea were offered places in camps and sanatoriums in Kuban or a return home in return. “Paper” found out how schoolchildren and their parents reacted to this, and talked with a St.

And, of course, arrange a walking route along the ledge above the bay. To see what remains of it, start your walk from Ushkovo station . Until 1948 it was called Tyurisevya. Move towards the sea, stopping at the stone labyrinth . This attraction is modern, but very interesting. The labyrinths that inspired the construction are found in Estonia, on the Russian outer islands of the Gulf of Finland, on Solovki and in many places in Northern Europe.

Unidentified man 522057. How lonely people are buried in St. Petersburg. Report "Paper" In the depths of St. Petersburg cemeteries there are areas where there are almost no visitors. Rows of identical columns, rare artificial flowers. These are social burials - for unidentified and homeless people. But sometimes those who have family are buried here. Relatives can search for a grave for months - among thousands of standard headstones with surnames or numbers. “Paper” visited special areas.

“There is no instability - everything is consistently bad.” It's getting more difficult for small businesses. We talked to St. Petersburg entrepreneurs from different fields The economic crisis, customer outflow, blocking of social networks and internet shutdowns are putting more and more pressure on businesses. In St.

Hello! This is a section of Paper Kartuli in partnership with the Silk Medical clinic . Here, every week we discuss current health issues with doctors. Today, a Silk Medical gynecologist answers a popular question during the swim season: do you need to change clothes immediately after swimming and is it possible to sunbathe in a wet swimsuit?

One of the oldest supermarkets in St. Petersburg is closing. Nevsky survived the 1990s, but lost to marketplaces and delivery services The Nevsky store on Bolshevikov Avenue, 6k.1 has been operating for more than 50 years - since 1975. This is one of the few typical Soviet supermarkets preserved in St. Petersburg. Although cheaper chain supermarkets opened nearby, customers continued to come to Nevsky. Mostly pensioners. Often - for discounted goods.

Seven new books about St. Petersburg. Family saga, bas-reliefs of Vyborg, notes of a bank employee and photographs of Smelov We talk about new books and reissues in the first half of 2026. From neoclassical architecture of the early 20th century and urban life of the 1890s to a poetic anthology and a family saga spanning two centuries. Here is the list of "Papers" . “Modern Petersburg.

Putin's friend and crime boss. Ilya Traber was detained in St. Petersburg. What you need to know about him On June 17, FSB officers detained St. Petersburg businessman and former crime boss Ilya Traber. According to Fontanka, the detention is related to the murder of Traber’s former business partner, Vyborg municipal deputy Alexander Petrov in 2020. Traber's home and office were searched.

How does public Wi-Fi work? When setting up public Wi-Fi, security is often given less attention than the quality of the connection. But if the network doesn't even have a password, traffic between your device and the router is definitely sent without encryption, so theoretically anyone sitting next to your laptop could intercept your data. There are networks where you need to be authorized before connecting: you can usually meet them at airports or hotels.

“The prospect of not going anywhere in the summer is worse for me than dying under a drone.” Why St. Petersburg residents go to Crimea no matter what This season, a trip to Crimea seems riskier than ever - UAVs hit trains and buses, fuel oil stains are found on beaches, and drivers stand in lines for several hours for gasoline. While some are hastily changing their vacation plans and canceling reservations on the peninsula, others continue to plan vacations there. “Paper” spoke with St.

“It’s an ordinary neighborhood with ordinary architecture, and I appreciate that familiarity.” I live in Sanzone Sanzona is a residential area in the north of Tbilisi, located along Guramishvili Avenue. The name of the area comes from the phrase “sanitary zone” - before construction, there were two reservoirs here that supplied the city with water, and the territory was protected. Kiev resident Silas has been living here with his wife for more than two years.