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Aug 9, 2022
The court extended the arrest of journalist and politician Vladimir Kara-Murza for another two months
The Basmanny District Court of Moscow granted the investigator’s request to extend the term of detention in relation to the journalist and politician Vladimir Kara-Murza until October 12, 2022, RBC reports . The request of the side of protection to choose a preventive measure not related to detention was refused.
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Aug 9, 2022
Roskomnadzor did not find violations when selling the book “Summer in a pioneer tie” about a teenager in love with a counselor
Roskomnadzor did not find violations in the distribution of the book “Summer in a pioneer tie”, which tells about the love of a pioneer into his counselor. This is written by Izvestia.
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Aug 9, 2022
Russian Ministry of Defense: Explosions in Crimea are a detonation of ammunition in the warehouse
The Russian Ministry of Defense said that explosions in the area of ​​the military airport in Novofedovka are a detonation of ammunition in the warehouse. “About 15.20 in the territory of the Saki airfield in the area of ​​the village of Novofeodovka at the wolled storage site, several aviation ammunition detonated. As a result of the explosion, no one was injured. Aviation equipment at the airfield is not damaged, ”the Ministry of Defense said in a statement.
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Aug 9, 2022
Ukraine stopped the transit of Russian oil to Europe
The transit of Russian oil along the southern branch of the Druzhba pipeline to the countries of Eastern Europe (Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia) was stopped due to the impossibility of the Russian side to pay for the transit of oil in Ukrainian territory.
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Aug 9, 2022
Kommersant: Putin’s decree forced European energy companies to stay in Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree prohibiting transactions for purchases and selling shares in companies that are included in the list of strategic enterprises, as well as in companies that produce and supply heat and electricity. This decree tore off two large transactions in the Russian energy market with the participation of European companies. According to Kommersant, the Italian ENEL and the Finnish Fortum will now be forced to stay in Russia and forcibly develop a business.
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Aug 9, 2022
Pentagon: The losses of the Russian army in Ukraine are 80 thousand people
The US Department of Defense believes that the number of Russian troops who were killed or wounded after Russia's invasion of Ukraine is about 80 thousand people. This was stated by a senior representative of the Pentagon. “It is safe to assume that the Russians probably lost 70 or 80 thousand people in less than six months,” said Potagon, Colin Cal. According to the "agency", approximately the same were losses of the Soviet Army in the war in Afghanistan, which lasted almost 10 years.
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Aug 9, 2022
“The radio signal does not pass through the plasma, but our rocket is controlled.” The plot of the program "Time" about the circuit "Zircon" is most similar to the bluff
Antifacked “The radio signal does not pass through the plasma, but our rocket is controlled.” The plot of the program "Time" about the circuit "Zircon" is most similar to the bluff The Insider August 9, 2022 In the program “Time”, the plot of the correspondent of Ivan Konovalov about the new Russian weapons - the Zirkon anti -ship missile was published.
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Aug 9, 2022
Aksenov: One person died during explosions in Crimea
The Minister of Health of the occupied Crimea Konstantin Skoropsky, in turn, said that five people, including a child, were injured. “As of 17:30, five victims were delivered to the Saksi district hospital, one of them is a child. Four provided outpatient assistance as part of the primary surgical treatment of the Russian Academy of Sciences due to cuts of glass with fragments of glass. The fifth victim is in the operating room, ”said Skoropsky, Interfax reports .
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Aug 9, 2022
The FBI searched the house of Donald Trump. He could pick up secret documents from the White House - The Washington Post
The FBI searched the residence of the Mar-A-Lesa of the former US President Donald Trump because of the top secret documents that he could take with him when he left the White House. This is reported by The Washington Post and The New York Times with reference to sources. WP notes that the search for the property of the former president requires approval at the highest level - the Ministry of Justice.
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Aug 9, 2022
Zelensky called on the countries to ban the entry of the Russians. EU: "The visa code does not provide for the termination of the issuance of short -term visas"
News Zelensky called on the countries to ban the entry of the Russians.
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Aug 9, 2022
Russia has ceased to allow the United States to check the reduction of nuclear weapons under the START-3 agreement
Russia temporarily suspended checks that should be held under the contract on reducing strategic offensive weapons (START-3) at its military facilities by the United States. This is stated in the statement on the website of the Russian Foreign Ministry.
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Aug 9, 2022
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Aug 9, 2022
Activist Jan Pinchuk was transferred from the Russian Federation to Belarus. She faces up to 19 years in prison for maintaining an opposition Telegram channel
The Russian authorities were transferred to Belarusian citizen Jan Pinchuk in Belarus. In her homeland, she faces up to 19 years in prison on charges of invoice to seize power and create an extremist formation. Information on the issuance of the activist was confirmed by the publication "Paper" her lawyer Maria Belyaeva. Pinchuk was detained in November 2021 in St. Petersburg. In April, the Prosecutor General’s Office of the Russian Federation approved its issuance of Belarus.
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Aug 9, 2022
Eyewitnesses reported explosions in the military airfield in the Crimea
Residents of the village of Novofedorovka in Crimea reported explosions in the area of ​​the Russian air base. Thick black smoke is visible. There are not yet reported to the victims and causes of explosions; there is no official information from the local authorities and the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation. Earlier in Crimea, the "yellow" level of terrorist danger was extended. Novofedorovka is located about 20 km from Yevpatoria. In the village is the military airfield "Saki".
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Aug 9, 2022
“Quiet” protests: how those who aren't ready to set fire to military recruitment centers are fighting back
After the war began, organizing and holding protests in Russia became almost impossible: police brutally detained the participants, often before they even left their homes; some faced heavy fines; others faced arrests and criminal charges which could land them huge prison terms. In addition, one can also be prosecuted for posts on social media and for a careless phrase in a telegram chat room. But in spite of everything, there is still resistance in Russia.
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