In Moscow, flowers were laid at the building of the Ministry of Communications and Mass Communications: a group of activists staged a protest in connection with the ministry's bills and statements about the possible blocking of Telegram. The action was announced in the Telegram channel “Protest Moscow”: participants are outraged by the bills on instant messengers and VPN, as well as amendments to the bill on critical infrastructure. The protesters brought two carnations to the ministry building.

“They left one in the middle of the night” - this is what many women remember about the hospital where they gave birth. Why is this happening? It's not about doctors, but in the system. There is no one to nurse Many women, especially concluding a contract for paid births, expect that the doctor will “hold their hand” from the moment of admission to the hospital until the delivery. But concern for the duties of an obstetrician-gynecologist is not included.

The Ministry of Health compiled a rating of ill health based on data on the number of sick leave certificates issued in different regions of the country. As RT reports , most often sick leave was received by residents of the Yaroslavl, Moscow and Tver regions. They are followed by residents of the Vologda region and Mari El. Workers in Chechnya, the Nenets Autonomous Okrug, Dagestan and Tatarstan were the least likely to leave for treatment.

The Ministry of Communications and Mass Communications has prepared a bill proposing to allow the display of Nazi and extremist symbols without propaganda purposes. The document was published on the portal of draft regulatory legal acts. According to Article 20.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses, “propaganda or public display” of Nazi and extremist symbols is prohibited in Russia .

In Novosibirsk, unknown persons twice tried to deliver cell phones to pre-trial detention center No. 1 in the dark using unmanned aerial vehicles. Both times, employees of the institution managed to shoot them down, the press service of the regional department of the Federal Penitentiary Service told Takim Dela.

At the beginning of June, in the building of the Moscow State Law University named after O.E. Kutafin (MSAL) restored a memorial plaque in honor of Joseph Stalin. Professors and students demanded that it be removed. The memorial plaque is dedicated to Joseph Stalin's speech in the university building in 1924. The tablet is dated 1949; it was dismantled after the revelations of Stalin’s crimes at the XX and XXII Congresses of the CPSU.

The number of missing Russians has decreased by almost 30% in two years. RT reports this with reference to the press service of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs. According to the department, most often people disappear in Moscow and St. Petersburg, including the Moscow and Leningrad regions. According to representatives of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, such statistics are associated with the high population density in these regions.

The Live Now charity foundation is organizing an excursion to the new Moscow City Museum for people with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). TD was told about this by the fund’s press service. The event will take place on the last day of World ALS Awareness Month. On June 30, the foundation’s wards and their loved ones will become the first visitors to the museum on the 56th floor of the Empire business complex. The museum will officially open on July 1.

In the village of Nikel, Murmansk region, two seventeen-year-old schoolgirls scared off a man who had attacked a local resident and helped the police detain him, the press service of the regional Ministry of Internal Affairs reports. On the evening of June 12, students of school No. 3 Daria Kasyanova and Valentina Vyboronova heard a noise: an unknown man was brutally beating a 46-year-old local resident. Their intervention scared him off and he ran away.

At the All-Russian Water Congress, the special representative of the Russian President on environmental issues, ecology and transport, Sergei Ivanov, proposed introducing a recycling fee from ships - by analogy with cars, TASS reports . The recycling fee is already paid by car manufacturers as a guarantee that the car will be disposed of after the end of its useful life. Water transport does not have such a guarantee, which is why, as Ivanov noted, there are so many abandoned ships in Russia.

Yaroslavl students created an augmented reality application to help people with phantom pain. Rossiyskaya Gazeta reports this. Phantom MD is a smartphone application that allows you to simulate a lost limb through visualization through special augmented reality glasses. The program allows you to recreate a lost limb with maximum accuracy to influence a person’s consciousness, thereby reducing or completely eliminating pain.

On the Irkutsk island of Taly, poachers have almost completely destroyed purebred rabbits living in a private reserve, the Vesti Irkutsk TV channel reports . Sculptor Karim Mukhamadeev purchased Taly Island last year. He was going to make this place a sanctuary for rabbits and birds to show them to his children and grandchildren, Mash says . On one visit, the owner of the island discovered that most of the rabbits had been killed with a gun. “I found a bunch of shell casings here.

Inna and Tatyana are only two of them for the entire millionth Volgograd. They work in the Karitas patronage service, help families in which there are lying patients. And also take care of those who have no close and their own home at all Help Karitas in Siberia help Recluse The dormitory of the "Polytechnic" is located in the center of Volgograd. Near Mamaev Kurgan, large shopping centers.

WWF ornithologists fitted three Saker falcon chicks with GPS trackers in Southern Siberia. As the foundation's press service reported , the sensors will allow specialists to monitor the fate of birds and, as a result, increase the numbers of this rare species. The falcon falcons were raised at the Vitasfera nursery in Moscow, and in May they were introduced to wild saker falcons. Scientists tagged the first falcon with a GPS sensor on June 11, and the other two on June 17.

For six months, a journalist of “such cases” took two teenagers from the orphanage by “guest visa” for several weeks, then for a couple of days. She talked about her experience on her page on Facebook, and then collected posts in one material and commented on it “Guest Visa” is not the most popular form of arranging children in Russia in Russia. The guest is issued by those who do not have the opportunity to take the child into the family for good.