Flood in Dagestan In Dagestan, on April 11, according to Roshydromet forecasts, a third wave of flood is expected. A storm warning was announced a day earlier in Chechnya and Ingushetia. This was announced on Tuesday, April 7, by the head of the Russian Ministry of Natural Resources, Alexander Kozlov, at a meeting with the president on eliminating the consequences of floods in Dagestan, which are called a record for the last 107 years.

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Information digest "Time of Freedom with Andrei Sharogradsky." Tuesday, April 7 01:06 The Artemis-2 mission set a record for the distance of a manned spacecraft from the Earth 02:58 Civilian casualties in drone strikes in Ukraine and Russia.

Delivery of humanitarian aid to Ukraine (illustrative photo) The flow of voluntary humanitarian aid from the United States to Ukraine—a vital support for frontline communities—is under increasing pressure. Disruptions related to the conflict in Iran are making themselves felt in global transport networks.

Summing up the results of the day in Russia and in the world on weekday evenings: verified information and accurate expertise. The program offers a variety of facts - listeners draw their own conclusions.

Show more Collapse Which events do the world community clearly recognize as genocide? Does the genocide of the Soviet people relate to this and what is it all about? How justified can the authorities be accusing the authorities of genocide of their own population?

School No. 5 in Dobryanka, Perm region Doctors were unable to save a 55-year-old teacher who was attacked by a teenager near a school in the city of Dobryanka, said the Governor of the Perm Territory Dmitry Makhonin. “Unfortunately, despite all the efforts of the doctors, Olesya Petrovna Bagut, a teacher of Russian language and literature at school No. 5 Dobryanka, could not be saved,” he wrote . The attack occurred on the morning of Tuesday, April 7, near the school.

At the scene of the shooting in Istanbul In Istanbul on Tuesday, during a lengthy shootout with police near a high-rise building housing the Israeli consulate, one attacker was reportedly killed and two others were wounded. Two police officers were also injured and were hospitalized with minor injuries. Two of the attackers are in custody, Istanbul's current governor, Davut Gul, told reporters. He noted that the consulate had not been open for two years and had no staff.

The most interesting thing from our common past. An unfinished story. Unhealed wounds. Hopes still alive. Could Russia have taken a different path? Archive project. Ivan Tolstoy selects from our broadcast what is still relevant and has turned out to be eternal.

Vasily Neustroev, Jan Ksenzhepolsky, Anna Arkhipova and Pavel Sinelnikov (from left to right) On Wednesday, April 8, in Hall 58 of the St. Petersburg City Court, the verdict in the case of “Vesna”, a pacifist youth movement opposing the war in Ukraine, will be announced. Six defendants - Anna Arkhipova from Novosibirsk, Yan Ksenzhepolsky from Tver, Pavel Sinelnikov from Barnaul, Vasily Neustroev, Evgeny Zateev and Valentin Khoroshenin from St.

We talk about digital resistance and how the authorities are trying to take control of Russian Internet users in the “Facing the Event” program with IT specialist Oleg Stepanov and special correspondent of the Meduza portal Andrei Pertsev.

Russian oil prices have risen to their highest level in more than 13 years, Bloomberg wrote on Tuesday, pointing at the same time to the benefits that the global rise in oil prices has brought to Moscow due to the war between the United States and Israel with Iran. Bloomberg, citing data from Argus Media, writes on April 2 that the price of Russia's flagship Urals oil, exported from the Baltic port of Primorsk, reached $116.05 per barrel.

Tankers near the Strait of Hormuz The United States is in “tense negotiations” on the situation surrounding the war with Iran, US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday, declining to go into details. He gave a short telephone interview to Fox News. Trump also did not comment on Pakistan's request to extend its ultimatum to Tehran by two weeks, saying he would soon receive full information on the matter.