In St. Petersburg, the police detained a doctor and four nurses who organized a fictitious vaccination point from Covid-19 in a clinic at the first St. Petersburg State Medical University named after Academician I.P. Pavlov. This is stated on the sites of regional departments of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the SK . According to the investigation version, doctors for money filled out documents that a person was vaccinated from coronavirus.

Fraudsters tried to steal money from the accounts of the former Top manager of Inter RAO, Karina Tsurkan, sentenced to 15 years in prison in the espionage case. About this writes "Kommersant". As it became known to the publication, after the approval of the verdict of Tsurkan and its transfer to the colony in the All -Russian Bank for the Development of the Regions, located on the Valu in Moscow, an unknown man with power of attorney supposedly from Karina Zurkan itself came.

The Austrian government approved a bill allowing in 2022 an indirect euthanasia for seriously ill people. It is reported by APA. The bill implies that the patient himself will have to make a decision on euthanasia. To enter the drug, he will have to sign a special document. The permission for indirect euthanasia will also be required to give two doctors, one of which should be a specialist in palliative care.

News Expert: reports on the decapitation of the Afghan volleyball player are not confirmed, which does not change the essence of the Taliban policy 23 October 2021 On October 21, the New York Post reported that the members of the Taliban terrorist movement were ahead of the member of the National Youth Women's team of Afghanistan in Voleibula Mahajabid Haki.

Since October 30, Lokdown is introduced in St. Petersburg, which will last until November 7th. This is stated on the website of the city administration. During this period, the work of catering establishments will be suspended (they will only work for removal), stores (with the exception of those that sell primary necessity), as well as shopping centers, pools, water parks, spa and fitness rooms.

In Italy, an investigation is opened against the former Minister of Internal Affairs of Matteo Salvini on the fact of possible preventing the landing of migrants from the vessel who had saved them. It is reported by Interfax with reference to the Italian press. The case is based on the events of August 2019, when Salvini could use his official position in order to hold 147 rescued illegal migrants on the ship in the sea and prevent them from landing in Italy.

The literary critic Maya Peshkova died at the age of 75 from coronavirus. This was reported on the website "Echo of Moscow", where the observer worked. “The journalist of“ Echo of Moscow ”Maya Peshkova died of coronavirus. She died in the hospital that night. Maya Peshkova was 75 years old. She worked at radio stations from the first years of broadcasting, ”the report said. Peshkova was the author of the programs “Unlocked Time”, “Book Casino”, “Playground”, “Title Leaf”, “Books and Around”.

Gazprom will completely stop supplying gas to Moldova from December 1, if the country does not pay off the debt for fuel and does not agree on the terms of the new contract. This was reported by RIA Novosti with reference to the statement of the official representative of Gazprom Sergey Kupriyanov. “At present, the body of the debt is $ 433 million, and taking into account the delay of payments, the total amount of debt is $ 709 million,” the agency quoted Kupriyanov as saying.

The authorities of Montenegro provided political asylum ex-owner of the Cherkizov market Telman Ismailov, since at the beginning of the year the criminal case against him was closed in Switzerland. This was reported by TASS with reference to businessman's lawyer Marina Rusakova. The lawyer emphasized that the closure of the case played a key role in the decision of the Montenegrin authorities.

In early October, the Gulagu.net project said that more than 40 GB of video, documents and photos turned out at his disposal. These files indicate cases of mass torture in the penitentiary institutions of Russia. The prisoners were raped and beaten, with the help of torture extorted money and information.

The first launch of the American test mission to the moon under the Artemis program is scheduled for February 12, 2022. It is reported by NASA. As part of the mission, the launch of the Space Launch System and the Orion spacecraft is planned. It will be carried out in an unpility mode in a 21-minute window, which will open at 17:56 February 12 on the time of the US East coast. The flight of Orion ship will last from four to six weeks, depending on the change in the start date.

Facebook accused the Ukrainian citizen of the theft and trade of data from 178 million users of the social network. According to Business Insider, the company filed a lawsuit against him in the Northern District of California. The defendant in the lawsuit is Alexander Solonchenko, known under the pseudonym Solomame. According to representatives of Facebook, from 2018 to 2019 he gained access to identification data of accounts and telephone numbers of 178 million users.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan ordered to send ambassadors from the country of 10 states that demanded to free the Turkish human rights activist and public figure Osman Cavalus from the prison. It is reported by Daily Sabah. “I instructed our Minister of Foreign Affairs to declare these 10 ambassadors by persons non grata as soon as possible,” Erdogan quoted the publication. Diplomats will have to leave the territory of Turkey no later than a certain deadline.

In the Vladimir region, the prosecutor’s office filed a lawsuit against the Hospital of Raduzhny, It is reported by "7x7" with reference to the paramedic of the hospital Irina Fedotov. Employees of the hospital themselves complained about the illegality of the document to the prosecutor's office.

One of the leaders of the al-Qaeda terrorist group Abdul Hamid al-Matar was killed as a result of the US airline in the northwestern Syria. This was reported by the central command of the US Armed Forces. The blow was delivered using the MQ-9 Reaper drone in the area of ​​the city of Suluk in the Syrian province of Raqqa. There were no reports of victims among the civilians.