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Apr 10, 2025
The London Court found the former Governor of Sevastopol guilty of bypassing British sanctions
The jury in the Royal Court of Soutorca in London recognized the former governor of Sevastopol and the ex-deputy Minister of Industry and Trade of Russia Dmitry Ovsyannikov guilty of violating British sanctions imposed after the annexation of Crimea in 2014. The former Russian official lives with his family in London and bypassing sanctions used a British bank account to receive tens of thousands of pounds. Ovsyannikov was found guilty of six of the seven points of prosecution.
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Apr 10, 2025
Large barrier tariff. How Trump's duties hit the world economy and the USA himself
And this process was especially pronounced in the United States, where a real “rusty belt” appeared from industries that could not stand competition at first with Japan, and then with China. The retardation of the radical cost of goods was a radical deterioration in the life of workers and ordinary engineers in the United States. A significant share of them lost work, and the budget instead of receiving taxes from them, he was forced to pay them a benefit.
Татьяна Рыбакова
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Apr 10, 2025
Ballet dancer Ksenia Karelina, jailed over $50 donation to Ukraine, freed in Russia-U.S. prisoner swap
Russia and the U.S. completed a prisoner exchange in the UAE earlier today, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal . Moscow released Ksenia Karelia, a dual U.S.-Russian citizen who had been sentenced by a Russian court to 12 years in a high-security penal colony on charges of treason. In return, the U.S.
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Apr 10, 2025
After the adoption of the "Law on Virtue" in Afghanistan began to detain men in a short beard and missed prayers - a report
The reason for more than half of the detentions made in Afghanistan by the Police of Monasia in the first six months after the adoption of the Law “On Proposing Virtue and Prevention of View” was the appearance of men. As stated in the report of the UN Mission to assist Afghanistan (Unama), dedicated to the influence of this law on Afghan society, men with an insufficiently long beard or “wrong” hairdo, as well as hairdressers who cut their hair and beard in violation of the rules, are punished.
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Apr 10, 2025
Russia and the United States exchanged prisoners in the UAE
Russia and the United States conducted an exchange of prisoners in Abu Dhabi, reports The Wall Street Journal. Moscow liberated the US and the Russian Federation Ksenia Karelin, sentenced by a Russian court to 12 years in a maximum regime colony on charges of Stateizer. The American side, in turn, freed the citizen of Germany and Russia Arthur Petrov, who was accused of illegal export of microelectronics.
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Apr 10, 2025
Due to freezing grants in the United States, NPOs and laboratories are reducing the work of Fentanil mortality. In 2024, it decreased
An unprecedented reduction in social expenses undertaken by the administration of Donald Trump can lead to an increase in the number of deaths from overdose fentanyl and other drugs. Due to the reduction in financing, researchers, officials and social workers who help drug users are forced to quit or go on unpaid vacation. It is reported by Reuters.
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Apr 10, 2025
Peskov: the Kremlin does not consider the sources “deserving trust” who showed a video with the body of a teenager, which was put in Chechnya
The press secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov said that the Kremlin does not consider the trust of Telegram channels that published a video with the body of a teenager who was killed after an attack on traffic police officers in Achih-Martan. According to him, Moscow "has no other information." He did not comment on the situation anymore.
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Apr 10, 2025
The 82-year-old Lithuanian policy of Eduardas Manovas was sentenced to 8.5 years in prison for espionage in favor of Russia
The court in Lithuania found 82-year-old Eduardas Manovas guilty of espionage in favor of Russia and sentenced him to 8.5 years in prison. Before the criminal case, Manovas was a member of the conservative party of the Fatherland-Christian democrats of Lithuania (CO-HDL). The announcement of the sentence was in the absence of the defendant. Earlier, Manovas, detained, petitioned him to allow him not to participate in the final meeting for health reasons.
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Apr 10, 2025
US Ambassador to Ukraine resigned
US Ambassador to Ukraine Bridget Brink will leave its post, reports Reuters with reference to the response of the US State Department. She held this post since May 2022. The State Department noted that Brink has been the US ambassador to Ukraine for three years, that a sufficiently long time for work in the war zone. As the publication of CBS News previously wrote , its resignation could be caused, among other things, by personal problems, in particular, a long separation from the family.
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Apr 10, 2025
The security forces seized several dozen books allegedly with the "propaganda of LGBT" in the store "Signature Publications" in St. Petersburg
The security forces held a raid in an independent bookstore “Signature Publications” in St. Petersburg, during which several dozen books were seized, 78.ru and Mash on Moika reported. According to law enforcement officers, the literature contains signs of "propaganda of LGBT." It is claimed that the security forces came to the store after denunciations. The store employees told the Rotonda publication that they demanded to remove 48 books from the shelves.
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Apr 10, 2025
"Trump makes an American shower great again." The White House reported on changing the standard of showers
The decree prescribes the US Department of Energy to reconsider the current definition of “shower watering can” and return to the formulation of the 1992 law, where up to 2.5 gallon (about 9.5 liters) of water per minute through the nozzle is allowed. It is this limit that is now again considered the standard, regardless of the design of the shower.
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Apr 10, 2025
The policeman was sentenced to 4.5 years in conclusion for the torture of the detainee
Former policeman Alexander Gutov, the Vyksa City Court of the Nizhny Novgorod Region found guilty of abuse of authority with the use of torture and sentenced to 4.5 years in a maximum regime colony. A criminal case was opened due to the use of the police to the detainee. In December 2022, the policeman several times applied the stun gunner to the detainee Alexander Sharfutov and hit him with his fist in the face after the request to bring the blanket to the camera.
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Apr 10, 2025
Fake of the Kremlin media: in the case of attempted Trump, a Ukrainian trace was discovered
Antifacked Fake of the Kremlin media: in the case of attempted Trump, a Ukrainian trace was discovered The Insider 10 April 2025 The program “Time on Channel One reported sensational news: “The Ukrainian trace in the attempt on Donald Trump, when politics was planned to be killed in a golf club in Florida in mid-September. The Newsweek publication with reference to the American Ministry of Justice gives new details.
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Apr 10, 2025
Tightening loopholes: Russia finally sees sharp drop in restricted industrial imports propping up its military-industrial complex
Among measuring instruments imported from China, Chinese manufacturers top the list, but German firm Rohde & Schwarz ranks third, and U.S.-based Keysight Technologies ranks fifth — both companies have previously been linked by The Insider to military-grade devices like oscilloscopes and signal generators, essential for testing and configuring electronic warfare systems.
Andrei Zayakin
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Apr 10, 2025
China will tighten the restrictions on Hollywood films due to a trade war with the United States
China will additionally limit the rental of Hollywood films in response to raising duties on Chinese imports by the administration of Donald Trump. According to Reuters, the National Directorate of Cinematography of China warned that the United States will undermine even more low demand for American cinema in the Chinese market. In 1995, a quota for 10 foreign films per year was installed in China, later the number was increased to 34.
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