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Nov 4, 2024
In Belarus, several courtyard chats have been recognized as “extremist formations”
The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Belarus recognized a number of courtyard chats as “extremist formations,” the human rights project “Viasna” drew attention . We are talking about chats with the names “Evil Claws”, “Sukharevo”, “Senitsa2.0”, “Solidarity”, “Free Wolves”, “Navagrud Partisans”, “VILIA”, “Humble Matryoshkas”, as well as “Neighbors”. The decision was made on October 29.
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Nov 4, 2024
The Russian Armed Forces are storming Kurakhovo from three directions, the Russian command is sending military personnel with hepatitis C to the front line. What is happening at the front
News The Insider November 4, 2024 In today's summary: The North Korean military is distributed among paratroopers and marines operating in the Kursk region After the capture of Selidov, the Russian Armed Forces are developing an offensive towards Novoalekseevka and have already marked it with a “flag stick” Russian troops are storming Kurakhovo from three directions, including “head-on” and enveloping attacks “Agency” based on DeepState data - over the previous week, the Russian military
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Nov 4, 2024
Remove the army from positions, rebuild Donbass and give it to Russia: the very first draft of a peace treaty with Moscow’s demands has been published
News The Insider November 4, 2024 Deputy Foreign Minister of Ukraine Nikolai Tochitsky, Defense Minister Alexei Reznikov, head of the Servant of the People faction David Arakhamia and adviser to the head of the Presidential Office Mikhail Podolyak, as well as representatives of the Russian Federation, including presidential assistant Vladimir Medinsky, at the negotiations on March 7, 2022 The media published the same “SVO goals” that Putin often spoke about, but what they were was not known.
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Nov 4, 2024
Putin appointed former mayor of Krasnodar and participant in the war in Ukraine Evgeny Pervyshov as acting governor of the Tambov region
Vladimir Putin offered the former mayor of Krasnodar Evgeny Pervyshov to take the post of acting governor of the Tambov region. Before this, they met in person. TASS reports this. Pervyshov was the mayor of Krasnodar from 2016 to 2021, and before that he held various administrative positions at the city and municipal level. Deputy of the State Duma of the 8th convocation, member of the United Russia party.
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Nov 4, 2024
Patriarch Kirill: “Jesus Christ did not condemn the death penalty”
News The Insider November 4, 2024 Patriarch Kirill, during a meeting with participants in the “Time of Heroes” program, stated that Jesus Christ did not condemn the death penalty. Answering a question about the need for the death penalty in Russia, the patriarch answered this way: “The death penalty has been present throughout human history. The Lord Jesus Christ did not condemn the death penalty, although he himself undeservedly suffered the death penalty.
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Nov 4, 2024
The prosecutor's office in Germany dropped the money laundering investigation against Alisher Usmanov
The General Prosecutor's Office of Frankfurt am Main in Germany has closed the money laundering investigation against Alisher Usmanov. Reuters writes about this with reference to the billionaire’s lawyers. “We have always maintained our client’s innocence,” lawyers from the law firm Wannemacher & Partner said in a statement, calling the decision an important step toward protecting Usmanov’s reputation. Frankfurt prosecutors referred questions about the investigation to federal prosecutors.
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Nov 4, 2024
Pro-Kremlin billionaire Alisher Usmanov avoids charges as German money laundering case ends with $4.36m fine
German prosecutors in Frankfurt closed a money laundering investigation into Russian-Uzbek billionaire Alisher Usmanov, but required him to pay a financial penalty of €4 million ($4.36 million), Reuters reported earlier today. Usmanov, 71, will divide the payment between charities (€1.5 million) and the state (€2.5 million) in a resolution that implies no admission of guilt, according to the Frankfurt Prosecutor’s Office.
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Nov 4, 2024
In the UK, a population of giant spiders was saved from extinction
In the UK, the striped hunter spider (Dolomedes plantarius), which 14 years ago was on the verge of extinction due to the reduction of its natural habitat, has been saved from extinction. Zoos played a key role in the population recovery. The Independent reports this.
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Nov 4, 2024
Russia and Indonesia are holding joint military exercises for the first time
News The Insider November 4, 2024 The navies of Russia and Indonesia have begun joint exercises “Orruda 2024” in the port of the Indonesian city of Surabaya. RIA Novosti reports this. The teachings are called "Orruda" after two birds: the Russian eagle and the Indonesian mythical bird Garuda. The word reflects the countries’ intention to conduct exercises “wing to wing,” the agency notes. This is the first joint military exercise between Russia and Indonesia in history.
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Nov 4, 2024
Doctors in Magadan will be forced to pay for a broken MRI. Authorities say Kolyma residents are prescribed tomography scans “too often”
Residents of the Kolyma Territory are prescribed MRI scans too often, which is why the machine in the Magadan Regional Hospital broke down, Alexander Vitko, Minister of Health of the Magadan Region, wrote in his Telegram channel. The news was brought to the attention of the channel “NeMoskva Speaks”.
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Nov 4, 2024
“The patriarch’s approval of the death penalty is his personal opinion, and not the position of the church, but no one will object to him” - religious scholar
News The Insider November 4, 2024 At a meeting with participants in the “Time of Heroes” personnel program for war veterans in Ukraine, Patriarch Kirill, answering a question about the need for the death penalty, stated that Jesus Christ did not condemn it: “The death penalty has been present throughout human history. The Lord Jesus Christ did not condemn the death penalty, although he himself undeservedly suffered the death penalty.
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Nov 4, 2024
Fake Kremlin media: Zelensky called Western leaders “zeros who do nothing”
The favorite of Russian propagandists, Filippo has long been known in our Antifake column. He accused Zelensky of no less than a coup d’etat (due to the fact that presidential elections were not called in Ukraine in full accordance with its laws during martial law), and Macron of luring Pavel Durov to France to arrest. But where does the information about Zelensky’s statement, which is offensive to Western leaders, come from?
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Nov 4, 2024
Azerbaijan paid $4.7 million to a consulting company to improve its image ahead of the UN climate summit
Azerbaijan paid $4.7 million to the international consulting company Teneo to improve its image ahead of the UN climate summit COP-29. The Australian organization Democracy for sale spoke about this. Teneo employs, among others, former Labor Party culture secretary Ben Bradshaw and Boris Johnson's business adviser Alex Hickman. As part of the seven-month contract, Teneo receives $25 thousand per month and bonuses worth $50 thousand.
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Nov 4, 2024
OPEC+ extended oil production cuts until the end of the year. This will support prices, which benefits Russia
OPEC+ agreed to postpone the increase in oil production planned for December by one month. This was reported in a press release on the organization's website. The organization's eight member countries, which also includes Russia, were supposed to increase production as part of a plan to gradually lift the latest level of production restrictions - a reduction of 2.2 million barrels per day.
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Nov 4, 2024
Maia Sandu won the presidential elections in Moldova. The result was changed by the last 10% of protocols
The current President of Moldova, Maia Sandu, was re-elected for a second term. The gap from his opponent, Alexander Stoianoglo, was more than 10%. After counting 99.55% of the protocols, Sandu's result in the second round was 55.25%. Stoianoglo has 44.75%, writes NewsMaker. Update 15:30 (Moscow time): The Central Election Commission of Moldova announced the data after processing 100% of the protocols: Maia Sandu is in the lead with 55.33%, Alexandre Stoianoglo has 44.67%.
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