The number of canceled patents has increased sharply in St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region Over the eight months of 2024, the Migration Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs canceled 7,119 labor patents for migrants in St. Petersburg and another 5,961 patents in the Leningrad region. The data was published by Kommersant - St. Petersburg. Patents are being revoked much more frequently this year than in the previous year. For the entire 2023, 1,723 patents were canceled in St.

The news The Insider September 17, 2024 In today's report: The Z-bloggers argue about the results of the seven-day counterattack of the RF Armed Forces in the Kursk region-the intended goals have not yet been achieved Ukrainian and Russian military alternately surround each other in the vicinity of Korenevo A blow from the HIMARS MLRS on the Russian military training ground in the area of ​​the occupied Donetsk The journalist and military personnel of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Yuri Matsarsky,

The FSB of the Russian Federation reported on the suppression of the terrorist attack: a “Ukrainian intelligence agent” was allegedly going to blow up the car of the head of a defense enterprise in the Sverdlovsk region and was killed during his arrest. RIA Novosti reports this. Security forces claim that they tried to detain the suspect as he was planting a homemade bomb in a car, but he resisted and was shot dead.

The Russian military killed a Ukrainian Ukrainian prisoner of war by piercing him with a sword, said Dmitry Lubinets, Human Rights Ombudsman of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine. A photo of this crime was distributed in Telegram channels.

The Parliament of Georgia has adopted in its final reading a bill banning “LGBT propaganda.” 84 deputies voted unanimously for the project. Opposition parties did not participate in the voting. The bill will come into force after being signed by the President of Georgia.

Society Yuri Matsarsky 17 September 2024 Russia attacked Kharkov in the early days of a full -scale invasion and even was able to occupy part of the Kharkov region for several months. After its liberation in September 2022, the millionaire city remains a front-line city, daily undergoing bombing and shelling rockets and drones-Kamikaze.

By the 2016 parliamentary elections, opposition parties that had been part of the 2012 coalition had split from Georgian Dream.

Russian authorities have begun testing an experimental legal regime, according to which participants in foreign trade will be able to legally pay with cryptocurrency when making cross-border payments, Vedomosti reported , citing sources. According to them, a focus group was created to check the operation of the regime, which included some importing companies, members of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Association of Electronics Developers and Manufacturers.

The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case against two employees of the Northern (Arctic) Federal University (NAFU) under articles of abuse of official powers (Part 1 of Article 285 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation), forgery of official duties (Part 1 of Article 292 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation) and complicity in these crimes.

In addition to refusing to join the international sanctions regime, the government in Tbilisi also frequently blocked the entry of Russian opposition figures attempting to enter Georgia. Then, in the spring of 2023, Georgian Dream made its first attempt to pass a law on “foreign agents,” which the country’s citizens quickly dubbed the “Russian law” due to its resemblance to similar legislation passed by Moscow in 2012.

Russian video platform VK Video is launching a new content monetization program. This was reported by Kommersant with reference to a representative of VKontakte. The program will work according to the Revenue Share model - a payment scheme for advertising on the Internet, in which the advertiser shares a percentage of income with the blogger. It is reported that original content creators will be able to receive from 50% to 80% of the platform's revenue from advertising on their videos.

Muscovite Yuri Kokhovts, previously sentenced to correctional labor for a comment in a street survey, was sentenced to 5 years in prison for “fakes” about the army. As SotaVision reports , the Moscow City Court found him guilty of distributing “fake news” and he was taken into custody in the courtroom. The court handed down such a sentence after the prosecution demanded to toughen the punishment and assign Kokhovets a real sentence instead of 5 years of correctional labor.

In the first half of 2024, Western countries, despite sanctions, spent about $2 billion on fuel made from Russian oil, Politico writes . The publication refers to an unpublished report by the Center for Research on Energy and Clean Air and the Center for the Study of Democracy, which is in its possession. According to the report, the volume of fuel supplied to the West, produced from Russian oil at Turkish refineries, is growing.

The student who committed the attack in a Chelyabinsk school was placed in a psychoneurological hospital. TASS reports this with reference to law enforcement agencies. According to the news agency's source, the teenager previously had a mental disorder and was under the supervision of doctors. RIA Novosti clarifies that the teenager has been diagnosed with “organic schizophrenia-like personality disorder.” On September 16, a student from school No.

Details of the incident are still unknown. Sources told Reuters that the radios that exploded were acquired by Hezbollah in recent months. In addition to devices in Beirut, Sidon and other Lebanese cities, devices also detonated in Damascus, Syria. There was a Hezbollah delegation there; three people were initially injured, including a high-ranking representative of the paramilitary Shiite organization.