Several explosions rocked the Turkish capital on Wednesday. According to the Haberturk TV channel, the explosions originated in the Batykent and Ostim districts, where industrial enterprises are located. According to some reports, three people were injured. However, the city authorities have not yet confirmed this information. As the TASS correspondent was told in the governor's office, at the moment the authorities have not received information about explosions or injuries.

On November 23, NKHP decided to extend the deadline for accepting applications for participation in the IPO until the evening of November 24, and the announcement of the placement price and the start of trading to November 25 / D. Abramov / Vedomosti The owner of Russia's largest grain handling terminal, PAO Novorossiysk Bread Products Plant (NBP), has postponed the start of its IPO on the Moscow Exchange by a week, the company and the exchange reported.

The list of selected projects already includes pharmaceutical, mechanical engineering, and scientific projects / Smartmoney The Industrial Development Fund (IDF) has received applications for more than 1,280 projects worth 450 billion rubles, Minister of Industry Denis Manturov said at a meeting of the State Council Presidium (quote from the Ministry of Industry website).

November 25, 2015, 20:29 / Business Russia will find a replacement for vegetables and fruits from Turkey in case of an embargo Vedomosti Russian Minister of Agriculture Alexander Tkachev believes that Russia, in the event of freezing trade relations with Turkey, can replace the import of vegetables and fruits from this country with supplies from other countries.

The investigation recognized former Deputy Minister of Agriculture of Russia Georgy Sazhinov, who is wanted for fraud, and businessman Konstantin Malofeev as a victim in the case, Interfax reports, citing a source.

The investigative bodies of the Crimean FSB, based on materials from the regional prosecutor's office, opened a criminal case under the article "sabotage" due to the explosion of power lines in the south of Ukraine that supply Crimea with electricity. This was stated to Interfax by the Crimean prosecutor Natalia Poklonskaya and she recalled that the maximum punishment under this article is 20 years of imprisonment. The Crimean FSB department declined to comment.

Negotiations with Egypt on the supply of equipment for two Mistral-class landing ships have begun, Russian presidential aide Vladimir Kozhin told Interfax. "Negotiations are underway, it is too early to talk about details," he said in Yekaterinburg, where he is in connection with the opening of the Boris Yeltsin Presidential Center.

The Ministry of Energy proposes to replace the social norm for electricity consumption in 2016 with a system of stepped tariffs depending on the volume of consumption. According to Interfax, the draft changes have been made public for public discussion. According to the project, tariffs for households consuming electricity up to 150 kWh per month are expected to be reduced, while tariffs for consumers from 150 to 600 kWh per month and over 600 kWh will be increased, the agency reports.

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On November 25, a search was launched in Afghanistan for a Moldovan helicopter that crashed the day before in Faryab Province, in territory controlled by the Taliban (a group banned in Russia), The Wall Street Journal reports . The Afghan Defense Ministry reported that the helicopter belonged to a private company, with 21 people on board, including three foreigners, and that nothing was known about the fate of all these people.

November 25, 2015, 00:16 / Opinions Ukraine lost Crimea Ukrainian authorities and informal fighters against Putin have confused the political regime and ordinary people Andrey Kolesnikov The Ukrainian authorities and informal fighters against Putin confused, as often happens, the political regime and ordinary people.

November 25, 2015, 08:43 / Finance / Economics Asia-Pacific indices decline due to geopolitical concerns Vedomosti Stock markets in the Asia-Pacific region (APR) are showing predominantly negative dynamics on Wednesday amid heightened geopolitical concerns following the incident with a Russian plane in Syria, stock exchange data shows.

November 25, 2015, 11:24 / Business / News Russia has unofficially suspended coal supplies to Ukraine – Kommersant undefined Vedomosti Russian authorities have threatened Kyiv to respond to the blackout of Crimea by banning the export of coal from the Russian Federation. Although it has not yet been officially introduced, Kommersant’s sources say that yesterday coal for Ukraine stopped crossing the border.

A complete depersonalized database with the results of the vote on renaming the Voykovskaya metro station is available to everyone on the website, the press service of the Active Citizen project reported. The day before, the Minister for Open Government Affairs Mikhail Abyzov cited the example of the Moscow government implementing the Active Citizen project.

The energy blockade of Crimea is taking place with the tacit consent of Kyiv, Russian President Vladimir Putin stated at a meeting of the Presidium of the State Council. "The problems will be overcome, only the position of the partners from Kyiv is surprising," the president said, noting that without the silent consent of the partners the situation in Crimea could not have happened.