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Oct 29, 2024
The “Flagovtykov Parade” from the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, residents of the Kursk region complain about the looters, the UAVs for the first time flew to Chechnya. What is happening at the front
The news The Insider October 29, 2024 In today's report: Russian troops are moving in the Pokrovsky direction and the Ugledarian protrusion In the "Flagovtykov Parade" from the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, the Epiphany, Yasnaya Polyana and Katerinovka were noted The Russian offensive in the Kursk region again rested on its own previously left fortified - in Darino Residents of the Kursk region complained about looting right in the governor’s post that information about this is not
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Oct 29, 2024
Kadyrov ordered Akhmat not to take Ukrainian prisoners. Before that, he had already promised to burn them, but the exchanges for Akhmat fighters continued
The news The Insider October 29, 2024 Ramzan Kadyrov admitted to the camera in a criminal offense. According to him, he ordered “all commanders on the forefront not to be captured and destroyed” by the Ukrainian military. This happened after the drone attack on the building of the Russian University of Special Forces in Gudermes. Kadyrov’s words can be qualified as public calls to carry out extremist activities, the lawyer of the “First Department” Yevgeny Smirnov told The Insider.
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Oct 29, 2024
Wheels of fortune: Inside the car smuggling trade feeding Vladivostok
ECONOMICS Mikhail Sorokopyat 29 October 2024 Japanese cars once dominated Russia's market for used vehicles, holding 90% of the overall share of imports as recently as 2022. Two years later, that number has dropped to 47%. Despite the sharp decline, the used car trade continues to support much of Vladivostok’s population.
Mikhail Sorokopyat
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Oct 29, 2024
The government has obliged telecom operators to completely switch to Russian equipment by 2029 - Kommersant
The Russian government has ordered mobile operators to stop using foreign equipment in five years. We are talking about base stations of GSM, LTE and 5G standards, writes Kommersant, referring to the passport of the federal project “Domestic Solutions”, which is part of the national project “Data Economy”. He assumes that in 2025 operators will install at least 6% of Russian equipment, in 2027 - at least 33%, and in 2029 - 100%.
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Oct 29, 2024
Farther right: France is emerging as Europe's new immigration hardliner
In nearly all Western countries that held elections this year, migration has been a central issue. While many economists argue that Europe needs more liberal labor migration laws to improve its socio-economic situation, public opinion — and the populist parties that cater to it — are pushing in the opposite direction, demanding stricter controls and fewer migrants.
Ernst Worthing
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Oct 29, 2024
Wheels of fortune: Inside the car smuggling trade feeding Vladivostok
Japanese cars once dominated Russia's market for used vehicles, holding 90% of the overall share of imports as recently as 2022. Two years later, that number has dropped to 47%. Despite the sharp decline, the used car trade continues to support much of Vladivostok’s population. During a recent visit to Russia’s Far Eastern ports, The Insider’s correspondent found that international sanctions resulting from Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine have reshaped the market.
Mikhail Sorokopyat
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Oct 29, 2024
Georgian parliamentary election voting charts indicate large-scale fraud, experts say
Contents 1. What the charts show 2. What is the “Russian tail”? 3. What happened next RU An analysis of the Georgian elections shows that the pro-Russian ruling party, Georgian Dream, secured victory in part through ballot-stuffing. Voting charts, reviewed by independent election expert Roman Udot and programmer Levan Kvirkvelia , support this conclusion.
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Oct 29, 2024
Germany is going to deport Tajik political activist Dilmurod Ergashev to his homeland, where he faces imprisonment
German police detained Tajik political activist, member of the Movement for Reform and Development of Tajikistan Dilmurod Ergashev. He was denied asylum, and according to a court decision, he is going to be deported to Tajikistan in the coming days, where he faces imprisonment. Tajik oppositionist, chairman of the Movement for Reforms and Development of Tajikistan Sharofiddin Gadoev told The Insider about this.
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Oct 29, 2024
The third of four prisoners who escaped from a correctional center in Nerchinsk was detained in Chita
The third of four men who escaped from a correctional center in Nerchinsk in the Trans-Baikal Territory was detained in Chita, TASS reports, citing the press service of the region’s Federal Penitentiary Service. As they wrote in Chita.ru, on October 26, four people sentenced to forced labor escaped from correctional center No. 1 in Nerchinsk.
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Oct 29, 2024
FT: The number of billionaires in China has fallen by more than a third since 2021. The owner of TikTok became the richest
Over the past three years, the number of dollar billionaires in China has decreased by more than a third, reports the Financial Times (FT), citing a ranking by the Chinese research group Hurun. In 2024 there will be 753.
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Oct 29, 2024
In Kharkov, after a night Russian attack, the building of Gosprom, an architectural monument of constructivism, was partially destroyed
As a result of a night strike using adjustable aerial bombs in Kharkov, a monument of constructivism, an official candidate for inclusion in the UNESCO World Heritage List Gosprom, which is also called the first Soviet skyscraper, was partially destroyed . Six people were injured. According to the head of the Kharkov police, Vladimir Timoshko, the bomb hit the entrance where the economic court is located, destroying the office of one of the judges.
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Oct 29, 2024
Two new lawsuits have been filed against rapper and producer P Diddy. He is accused of sexually abusing a 10-year-old and a 17-year-old boy.
Producer and rapper Sean Combs, known as P Diddy, has been hit with two lawsuits alleging he sexually abused a 10-year-old and a 17-year-old boy in the early 2000s. AP reports this. One lawsuit accuses the rapper of drugging and sexually assaulting a 10-year-old boy in a New York City hotel room in 2005. The second lawsuit accuses him of a similar attack on a 17-year-old potential contestant on the reality show Making the Band in 2008. The lawsuits were filed in the New York State Supreme Court.
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Oct 29, 2024
"United Russia" uses a service that collects personal data of people and evaluates their attitude towards Putin - "Sirena"
United Russia paid 130 million rubles for the services of a company that develops software that can be used to study the political preferences of Second Sight citizens. “Sirena” writes about this in its investigation . The documents at the disposal of the publication do not indicate what exactly the services ordered in 2023 consisted of.
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Oct 29, 2024
The Albanian opposition blocked roads and placed cheese and brandy on newspapers. They are seeking the government's resignation ahead of new elections.
The aggravation in relations between the Democratic and ruling Socialist parties began at the end of September, when the court confirmed a year in prison for Albanian politician Ervin Salianji for libel. In 2018, Saliancı demanded the resignation of then Socialist Party interior minister Fatmir Khafaja after a video surfaced in which two men claimed Khafaja's brother was involved in illegal activities. The files and records presented turned out to be fabricated, and the two men fled the country.
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Oct 29, 2024
General Ogloblin was detained again due to the testimony of his ex-chief Shamarin. Earlier, Ogloblin left the colony, testifying against Shamarin
The former head of the communications planning department (1st directorate) of the Main Communications Directorate (GUS) of the Russian Armed Forces, Major General Alexander Ogloblin, who was arrested the day before, found himself under investigation because of the testimony of his former boss, head of the GUS, Lieutenant General Vadim Shamarin.
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