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Jul 28, 2017
The deputy prosecutor of Moscow for transport was detained for a bribe of 500 thousand rubles
Pavel Yurkin, deputy Moscow prosecutor for the implementation of laws by air and water transport, was detained when trying to get a bribe from a merchant of 500 thousand rubles, Interfax writes with reference to an informed source. “This afternoon, when transferring a bribe in the amount of half a million rubles, P. Yurkin was detained by law enforcement officials at the workplace. A criminal case has been instituted against him under Art. 290 of the Criminal Code (bribe), ”he said.
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Jul 28, 2017
Chechen schools have ordered to purchase diaries with the Akhmat FC emblem
The Ministry of Education of Chechnya ordered local schools to purchase diaries with the emblem of the Akhmat football club. This was reported by the "Caucasian Knot" with reference to employees of educational institutions. “I was informed that there is an indication of the Ministry of Education that each school will need to purchase diaries for students printed in a local printing house with the emblem of the Akhmat football club.
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Jul 28, 2017
The Washington Post: What will happen if Trump fires to the special prosecutor investigating his connection with Russia
In a situation where Donald Trump may be clearing the way to dismiss the special prosecutor Robert Muller, who is investigating the Russian connections of his team, Congress and the Ministry of Justice should take measures now, writes The Washington Post David Ignatius. The Insider offers a complete translation of the article. If President Trump gives any of the senior administration officials to support the dismissal of special prosecutor Robert Müller, how should this official answer?
Yuri Bershidsky
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Jul 28, 2017
Rogozin threatened the Romanian "Gadam" with return measures, which did not let him into Moldova
Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin threatened the Romanian authorities with retaliatory measures, which banned the flight through the airspace of the country, which was following the Chisinau of the S7 Airlines, on which Rogozin himself flew. “Wait for an answer, bastards,” Rogozin wrote on Twitter.
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Jul 28, 2017
In Barcelona, ​​the train crashed into a platform, 48 people were injured
At the French Station, Barcelona, ​​the train crashed into the platform. According to El Pais, 48 ​​people were injured, five of them are in serious condition. About 18 victims were taken to hospitals. The accident occurred at 7:15 Local time (8:15 Moscow time). The train arrived from San Vicens de Calders.
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Jul 28, 2017
FSB announced the detention of suspects in the preparation of terrorist attacks in St. Petersburg
The FSB of Russia announced the detention of seven immigrants from the Central Asian region, who are suspected of preparing terrorist attacks in St. Petersburg, including railway transport. This was reported by Interfax with reference to the Center for Public Relations of the FSB. “The FSB of Russia on July 28 was detained by a group of seven people, immigrants from the Central Asian region suspected of preparing terrorist acts in St.
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Jul 28, 2017
North Korea launched a rocket towards Japan
North Korea launched a rocket towards Japan, reports Reuters with reference to the Japanese NHK television channel. The rocket allegedly fell in the economic zone of Japan. The Japanese government collects and analyzes the information received, and also develops countermeasures against the DPRK. The Japanese government created an emergency group with members of the relevant ministries and departments.
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Jul 28, 2017
Europeans today play the role of Gazprom singers
The US Senate adopted a bill on new sanctions against Russia, Iran and the DPRK. 98 senators voted for the document, against 2. The bill limits the maximum amount of investment in oil and gas projects in the Russian Federation and the deadlines for the provision of financing, and also allow the introduction of personal sanctions for those whom the US authorities will consider to be involved in cyber attacks, corruption and violation of human rights.
Vladimir Milov
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Jul 28, 2017
The whole Crimea was left without electricity due to an accident
The supply of electricity to the Crimea through the Energost through the Kerch Strait was discontinued due to the accident. According to Interfax, this was announced by the Minister of Energy of the region Vadim Belik. “The four lines of the energy motorist are not currently working. The reasons are now being clarified, ”Belik said.
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Jul 28, 2017
New sanctions will not lead to a crisis, but will deprive the Russian Federation the opportunity to mare - expert Igor Nikolaev
The US Senate adopted a bill on new sanctions against Russia. In particular, it provides for the expansion of restrictions on cooperation with Russian energy sector companies. What impact can new sanctions on the Russian economy The Insider said by Igor Nikolaev, director of the Institute for Strategic Analysis of the Company Financial and Accounting Consultants.
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Jul 28, 2017
A new leader has been appointed at the Center for Information Security of the FSB
In the Center for Information Security of the FSB, specializing in the investigation of cybercressions, the leadership has occurred. Sergey Skorokhodov was recently appointed the head of the QIB, said the head of a large company operating in the field of information security, and confirmed the QIB employee. About this writes RBC.
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Jul 28, 2017
FSK announced the restoration of the energy supply of Crimea
The federal network company announced the restoration of all power lines supplying Crimea, Interfax reports . “All lines have already been included, the load set is going on,” the company’s press service said. “In the networks of 220 and 500 kV in the Krasnodar Territory, emergency automation worked. This entailed the disconnection of consumers of attached networks. Anti -automation has worked standard.
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Jul 28, 2017
A license was withdrawn at the Yugra bank
The Bank of Russia withdrew the license to carry out banking operations at the Ugra bank. It is reported by Interfax with reference to the Central Bank. Earlier, the Deposit Insurance Agency (DIA) announced the start of payments to bank depositors. Since July 20, payments are made by Sberbank, VTB 24, Rosselkhozbank, Opening and Uralsib. Deposits are reimbursed within 1.4 million rubles.
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Jul 28, 2017
Peskov explained the hasty taking into account the US
Russia did not wait for the final version of the US President Donald Trump and introduced response to the final version of the sanctions bill, since the form of the bill “seems almost final. According to Rain, this was stated by Presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov. “Because in this case, the form in which it came out after the Senate is more important. Technologically, this form seems almost final, ”said Peskov.
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Jul 28, 2017
When hitting pedestrians in Helsinki, two Russians were injured
There are two Russians among the four hospitalized as a result of a car hit by pedestrians in Helsinki. This was reported by BNS. Earlier, the police of the Finnish capital reported that one person died, and four more were injured as a result of a car collision for pedestrians in the capital of Finland. Several people received easy injuries. According to the police, a drunken man in a car crashed into a crowd at the intersection of Annankatu and Lenankatu streets.
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