Promotion in Murmans, photo from Twoitter Violetta Grudina In dozens of Russian cities on Sunday, July 1, promotions were held against raising the retirement age. Details The most massive shares were held in Omsk (according to Alexei Navalny, more than three thousand people came), Chelyabinsk ( two thousand ) and in Komsomolsk-on-Amur ( one and a half thousand ).

The Russian national football team in the 1/8 finals of the World Cup defeated the Spanish team in a penalty shoot-out and advanced to the quarterfinals, in which on July 7 they will play with the winner of the Croatia-Denmark match. The main time of the match ended with the score 1:1. Details The Spanish national team took the lead almost at the very beginning of the match thanks to Sergey Ignashevich's own goal. But in the 41st minute, Artem Dzyuba equalized from the penalty spot.

The Russian ruble for the first half of 2018 fell in price more than any other currency in the post-Soviet space. The main reason for the fall against the dollar by 8% since the beginning of the year, of course, is US sanctions. Growth leaders are Ukrainian hryvnia and Georgian lari. Details Since the beginning of 2018, the ruble has depreciated more than 8% against the dollar, which is the worst result among 11 currencies of the post-Soviet republics, notes Bloomberg .

On July 1, the main requirements of the Yarovaya Law came into force: telecom operators had to start storing all correspondence and conversations of subscribers. The companies themselves admit that they have begun to implement the law, but they do not yet seem to have the capacity to do this throughout the country. Details The Yarovaya Law is a package of antiterrorist laws developed by MP Irina Yarovaya and Senator Viktor Ozerov. On July 1, the last part of the requirements came into force.

From the outside it may seem that “Russian hackers” are about politics, not about money. In fact, everything is different. Only one Russian hacker group learned to break bank systems so that it could withdraw $ 12 million per day from banks. Since 2013, more than 100 banks in 40 countries have been subjected to criminals, including the United States, Russia, Germany and Ukraine. In total, during their existence they stole $ 1.2 billion - and this is the “largest digital robbery” in history.