Militants of the Taliban terrorist organization shot down a helicopter belonging to a Moldovan company, which was participating in a peacekeeping operation under the auspices of the UN in Afghanistan, reports Point.md . According to the Afghan press, the helicopter crashed in the Kurduz province, which is under the control of the Taliban. Faryab provincial police chief Sayed Aqa Saqeb said that 18 people on board the helicopter were captured and three were killed.

Energy workers, builders, nuclear workers, importers - they will all suffer in the event of a Russian-Turkish conflict. The hardest thing will be for Gazprom, which considered Turkey as an alternative to the countries of the former USSR No gas Russia and Türkiye are very similar countries. Both with their history, right up to the years of revolutions, and with their slight “underdevelopment”: both of our countries fall just short of the status of economically developed countries.

A Reuters source in Washington said that, according to the United States, the Russian Su-24 was shot down in Syrian airspace, and not Turkey, as Ankara claims. This is evidenced by the aircraft's heat signature. A Su-24 bomber of the Russian Aerospace Forces lands at the Khmeimim airbase in Syria (Photo: RIA Novosti) The Russian Su-24 bomber was shot down while it was in the skies over Syria after a brief invasion of Turkish airspace, the United States believes. about this .

An employee who is on the international wanted list for involvement in terrorist activities was detained at the WHSD construction site. Photo: Action shot A citizen of the Republic of Uzbekistan, who is on the international wanted list, was detained in St. Petersburg. This was reported by the press service of the Russian FSB Directorate for the city of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region.

Militants of the banned Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack on a bus carrying the security of the Tunisian President. reports this Reuters with reference to a statement by a terrorist organization. An explosion in a bus carrying the security of the President of Tunisia occurred yesterday in the country's capital. According to the country's security service, it was carried out by a suicide bomber .

A suicide bomber carried out an attack on a bus carrying members of the Tunisian Presidential Security Guard. This was reported by Reuters with reference to officials from the country's security sector. According to preliminary data, the terrorist was wearing outerwear and headphones, and was also carrying a bag on his back, which could have contained explosives.

A Russian Su-24 was intercepted by Turkish fighters over Syrian territory after a brief unintentional violation of the Turkish border, Bild reports, citing a secret analysis of the German Defense Ministry Russian Aerospace Forces SU-24 bomber at Khmeimim airbase (Photo: AP) A Russian Su-24 bomber was shot down over Syrian territory, writes the German publication Bild, which obtained a secret analysis of the German Ministry of Defense prepared for the NATO High Command.

Turkey had a whole range of reasons why it was looking for a reason for a tough response to Russia, according to experts interviewed by The New York Times Turkish F-16 fighter jets (Photo: AP) The level of dissatisfaction of the Turkish authorities with the actions of Russia reached a critical point at the time of the incident, as a result of which a Russian plane was shot down, writes The New York Times (NYT), which collected a wide range of opinions of analysts and experts.

Apartment renovation is a real black hole. You don’t know how much you will spend on it, whether it will be done well and whether you will meet the planned deadline. The first business projects are appearing in Russia, promising to solve these problems. Photo: Lori The Russian market for repair and construction services in the private sector, the volume of which its participants estimate at $5.7 billion at the end of 2014, is opaque and not consolidated.

According to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, a Russian Su-24 bomber was shot down in the skies over Turkey, with some debris from the aircraft falling into Turkish territory and injuring two people. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan (Photo: Global Look Press) Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that a Russian Su-24 bomber was shot down in Turkish airspace, Reuters reports . He added that some parts of the plane fell on Turkish soil, injuring two citizens of the country.

The budget law has been sent to the governor for signature Photo: assembly.spb.ru Deputies of the city Legislative Assembly adopted in general the law on the city budget for 2016 and the planning period of 2017 and 2018. As an RBC St. Petersburg correspondent reports from a meeting of the city parliament, 35 people's representatives voted in favor. The document has been sent to the governor for signature.

Photo: Anna Isakova/press service of the State Duma of the Russian Federation/TASS A member of the author's council of the Russian Authors' Society, Igor Matvienko, reported that the organization is not functioning, accounts are blocked due to investigative checks. RAO itself denies this information.

The Uralvagonzavod Corporation intends to sell foreign assets in countries that supported sanctions against Russia. this in an interview with the Kommersant newspaper. The head of UVZ, Oleg Sienko, stated “Our European colleagues are very positive. So positive that they closed all our accounts. And the governments of the countries in which we work without accounts are now saying: why don’t you continue to build and invest?

In New Moscow, the son of former assistant to the President of Russia Sergei Yastrzhembsky was robbed. This was reported to TASS by a source in law enforcement agencies. In turn, the head of the press service of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Moscow, Andrei Galiakberov, said that the theft had occurred the day before, but did not specify the identity of the victim.

Photo: RIA Novosti The State Duma will reduce expenses on foreign business trips in 2016. Deputies will save on trips to Europe, giving preference to countries of the post-Soviet space. Given the situation The State Duma Council approved the plan for international relations of the lower house of parliament in 2016, previously approved by the Duma Committee on Rules. It is planned to reduce expenses for foreign business trips of deputies next year, a source in the committee told RBC.