The North Caucasus District Military Court convicted six students from Stavropol, who were accused of creating an organization to recruit Russians into the ranks of the banned Islamic State in Syria. As Interfax reports , the court sentenced Stavropol Medical Academy student Sultan Yakhyaev to seven years in a general regime colony. He was found guilty of participating in a so-called jamaat to promote extremist ideas.

Each case of smuggling to Russia should be examined separately, Minister Counselor of the Belarusian Embassy in Russia Pavel Legky told the Russian News Service, commenting on a possible ban on the supply of fruits and vegetables through Belarus. “Sometimes it’s just so-called smuggling. Kiwi from a distant country ends up in Belarus, then on to Russia, but it comes from a country that has no sanctions problems with the Russian Federation.

Former partners and half-brothers of the owner of the Phoenix Group, Yakov Eroshevsky, Evgeniy and Vladimir Bugaev, filed seven lawsuits against him. This was reported on the website of the Arbitration Court of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region. According to Business Petersburg , the applicants are trying to challenge transactions from 2012, as a result of which Y.

Presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov commented on the proposal of Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, who on Tuesday stated the need to create open channels of military communication to prevent incidents such as the attack on the Su-24. According to Peskov, such channels already existed, but Türkiye did not use them. “We had military communication channels, and they were designed to prevent such tragedies as occurred.

The Turkish Stream gas pipeline project may be frozen for several years due to the deterioration of relations between Russia and Turkey, writes Reuters. Gazprom said it was waiting for a final decision from Putin Russian President Vladimir Putin (Photo: REUTERS 2015) The signing of a decree by Russian President Vladimir Putin on the use of “special economic measures” against Turkey may be followed by the freezing of the Turkish Stream project, Reuters reports, citing sources in Gazprom.

More than 200 residents of Sevastopol blocked the street demanding the restoration of electricity supply to their apartments. According to them, over the past five days there has never been electricity in their homes, despite the rolling blackout schedules Citizens at a public transport stop (Photo: Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS) About 250 residents of houses along Heroes of Stalingrad Street in Sevastopol blocked the road on Monday evening.

Israeli biologist Marcus Klingberg, who in 1983 was sentenced to 15 years in prison for spying for the USSR, died in Paris at the age of 97. This was reported by The Jerusalem Post. We are talking about the main Soviet intelligence officer in Israel, the newspaper emphasizes. As the publication notes, Klingberg has recently had health problems. The biological scientist rose to the rank of lieutenant colonel in the IDF Medical Corps.

Credit Suisse analysts raised their recommendation on Bashneft ordinary shares to “buy” and the target price to RUB 2,450. The company is undervalued by the market, they believe ordinary shares Credit Suisse analysts raised their recommendation for Bashneft’s from “hold” to “buy” and almost doubled the target price - from 1,330 to 2,450 rubles. This is stated in the investment bank's review published on December 1.

In the US state of South Dakota, a ghost town is being sold for $250 thousand. The approximately six-acre site includes a tavern, a house, a former tire shop and a well Sign at the entrance to the city of Svet (Photo: facebook.com/stacie.montgomery) Realtor Stacey Montgomery reported that a ghost town in the US state of South Dakota is being sold for $250,000, writes Reuters .

Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu called for the creation of a communication channel with Russia. In his opinion, this is necessary in order to avoid a repetition of incidents in the air. Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu (Photo: AP) Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu stated the need to create open channels of military communication between Moscow and Ankara.

On December 2, the Council of the Eurasian Economic Commission (EAEC) will consider Russia’s proposals to increase the fee for Internet parcels, writes Kommersant . Russia proposes to introduce a fee of €10–15 for parcels over €22 and heavier than 1 kg, as well as a fee and 30 percent duty for parcels over €150 and heavier than 10 kg. Initially, the EAEU Council planned to consider Russian initiatives on November 23, but later the date of the meeting was postponed.

Photo: Kommersant The draft of the new Code of Administrative Offenses is repressive in nature, business ombudsman Boris Titov stated after consultations with business associations. The State Duma is ready to discuss reducing fines with business representatives.

Press Secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov said that the Kremlin did not see a new investigation by the Anti-Corruption Foundation (FBK) of Alexei Navalny regarding the business of the sons of Prosecutor General Yuri Chaika. “We haven’t seen it,” Peskov answered RBC’s question about whether the Kremlin is familiar with the contents of Alexei Navalny’s investigation into the sons of Prosecutor General Yuri Chaika.

The State Duma adopted in the first reading a bill that allows the Constitutional Court to recognize as unenforceable decisions of international courts, including the ECHR, on claims against Russia. On November 18, the bill was submitted to the State Duma for consideration by representatives of all Duma factions, headed by the chairman of the committee on constitutional legislation and state building. The document proposes amendments to the federal constitutional law.

Russia, Ukraine and the EU were unable to agree in Brussels on the risks of Kyiv’s association with the European Union.