Representatives of the antivirus company Doctor Web discovered that the government services website (gosuslugi.ru) had been hacked. When you click on a link, the site automatically accesses third-party servers, the antivirus press service reported . According to Doctor Web employees, the site is now safe, but if malicious code is placed there, users could be infected with a virus and their information stolen.

For hundreds of years, the Shors lived on their original lands, which are now called the Kemerovo region. They were engaged in hunting, fishing, shamanils, revered spirits - the owners of nature. And then coal cuts opened - the Kuznetsk basin, Kuzbass. And the gods turned away from people “Everyone does not care for the ecology! ..” says the young guy, spitting seeds right in the car, parked next to ours. - The people are ready to smell this coal and this burn for thirty thousand rubles a month!

Biologists from the United States were able to freeze and thaw a zebra fish embryo for the first time. According to scientists, the results of the new experiment will help preserve endangered animal species and create new ways to combat infertility. This is reported by the scientific journal ACS Nano.

The Volgograd human rights organization of parents of military personnel, Mother's Right, reported beatings and torture in the honor guard company. The organization appealed to the military prosecutor's office with a request to conduct an inspection of military unit No. 22220, which includes the company. The servicemen complained that the officers beat them and extorted money. As Nina Ponomareva, head of Mother's Law, told V1.ru, in recent days they have received several complaints from parents.

The authors of the “Awaken Compassion” media campaign, artist Anna Skryabina and civil activist Nurzida Bensgier, published a petition to the Russian government demanding that it ratify the CIS Convention and ensure the protection of the rights of migrant families. The “Awaken Compassion” campaign calls for legislative approval of the legal status of migrant women and their children in order to alleviate their situation in Russia and open access to medicine and education.

Almost 80% of Russians supported the ban on the religious organization Jehovah's Witnesses, which the Supreme Court declared extremist. Such data was published by Levada Center. Of the 79% of respondents who supported the ban, 51% said they were “definitely yes,” and 21% said they were “probably yes.” 12% of Russians opposed the inclusion of Jehovah's Witnesses in the list of extremist organizations, and 9% found it difficult to answer.

In Transbaikalia, a one and a half year old girl spent almost a day alone in the steppe without food. The parents noticed the child’s disappearance only the next day, but decided to continue the feast. According to the prosecutor's office of the Trans-Baikal Territory, a man and a woman with two children, born in 2014 and 2016, got a job at a livestock station. On July 1, they drank alcohol and then fell asleep in the trailer, leaving the children unattended.

The “You’re the odd one out here” campaign has started in St. Petersburg in support of the homeless. TD was informed about this by the press service of the Nochlezhka charity organization. The campaign #you're superfluous will take place from July 13 to 16 in the Yusupov Garden. Nochlezhka employees installed 12 signs in one of the central public spaces with the inscription: “Entry is prohibited. For you”, “Don’t call your family. They won’t hear”, “Be careless.

The Moscow District Military Court sentenced Zaur Dadaev, accused of murdering Boris Nemtsov, to 20 years in prison in a maximum security colony, Dozhd reports . By court decision, Dadaev was stripped of his military rank and the Order of Courage, and he was also given a fine of 100 thousand rubles. The investigation named him as the direct perpetrator of the murder of Boris Nemtsov.

A two-month-old sea otter calf was rescued in Kamchatka; the motherless puppy was found on the shore of Avachinskaya Bay in critical condition. Now the cub is under the care of specialists from the regional station for combating animal diseases in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky. As reported by the regional veterinary agency, volunteers transferred the found sea otter to the regional animal disease control station, where it was given the necessary tests.

Activists of the Orthodox youth movement against abortion in Syktyvkar discovered burials of aborted children in a cemetery in Nizhny Chovo. This was reported by Komsomolskaya Pravda Komi. With the support of the Cossacks, activists erected a cross on the site. According to the publication, on July 6, activists arrived at the cemetery of unborn children in the village of Nizhny Chov. Together with members of the local Cossacks, they erected a cross at the “mass” graves of aborted children.

A criminal case was opened against the head of the administration of the village of Lagolovo for negligence after he failed to resettle a two-story house with three dozen residents after a gas explosion. Interfax reports this. According to the investigation, the head of the settlement administration did not take measures to promptly resettle the residential building on Sovetskaya Street. However, he was not aware that the structures of the house were in disrepair.

In the first grade, Temur read the most accurate letters faster than anyone else. Then he clicked, then began to stutter. At 10, he found a brain tumor. At the age of 18, happiness for Temur is to stand on your feet for at least a few minutes Help a house with a lighthouse help Everything happened gradually. At first, Temur began to limp slightly, stutter a little. The neurologist said that it was okay, the MRI showed nothing. In the first grade, Temur studied well, but he walked worse.

Employees of the National Research University Higher School of Economics conducted a study and found that the personal experience of HIV dissidents is the main factor in attracting new members to their community. The results are published on the official website of the educational institution. HSE scientists Yuri Rykov, Petr Meilakhs and Yadviga Sinyavskaya took the largest group of HIV dissidents on VKontakte as the object of their research.

The State Duma rejected a bill on the transfer of embargoed products to low-income citizens. According to deputies, this is contrary to Russian legislation, Izvestia writes . Last year, Senator Anton Belyakov proposed, instead of destroying sanctioned products from Europe, donating them for free for socially significant needs, including the poor. Belyakov said that with so many poor people and declining incomes of Russians, it is impossible to treat products this way.