From the heads of the LPR and the DPR they demanded urgent referenda to enter the Russian Federation TASS @ The public chambers of the LPR and the DPR today officially turned to the heads of the republics demanding that the referendums about joining Russia immediately conduct. The heads of the self -proclaimed republics intend to jointly begin preparations for voting. The Russian authorities have not yet commented on the information.

The Public Chamber of the LPR appealed to the head of the republic, Leonid Pasechnik, with a request to immediately hold a referendum on recognizing the region as a subject of Russia. The demand is explained by the “difficult situation” in the LPR and ongoing shelling. “Today the situation is very difficult, shelling continues, our people are dying, children are dying. We see what is happening in the Kharkiv region,” said Lina Vokalova, deputy chairman of the Public Chamber.

Volkswagen announced that it plans to list Porsche shares on the Frankfurt stock exchange at a price of 76.5-82.5 euros per share. The concern intends to sell almost 113.9 million preferred shares and raise EUR 8.7-9.4 billion as a result. Porsche will be valued at 70-75 billion euros, and the placement will be the largest in Europe this year.

Russians began to watch more videos on YouTube, follows from Mediascope estimates, which were studied by Kommersant. In July and August, Russians spent an average of 87 and 88 minutes per day on YouTube, respectively. Prior to this, the viewing practically did not grow, stopping at 84 minutes a day. At the same time, the daily audience coverage remained the same - 39%. YouTube is still the fifth largest resource on the Russian Internet after WhatsApp, Yandex, Google and VKontakte.

Russians go to YouTube from boring news and impoverished media libraries Russians began to watch more videos on YouTube, follows from Mediascope estimates, which were studied by Kommersant. In July and August, Russians spent an average of 87 and 88 minutes per day on YouTube, respectively. Prior to this, the viewing practically did not grow, stopping at 84 minutes a day. At the same time, the daily audience coverage remained the same - 39%.

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