Tips to help save your life What to do when attacked by a UAV and how to protect your apartment? Current safety instructions in residential buildings, on the street and in transport due to the threat of drones. In this video, presenter Daria Poryadina analyzes the algorithm of actions in the face of increasing attacks on the central part of the Russian Federation, including attacks on oil refineries and residential buildings in Moscow and St. Petersburg.

Most of the Russians released are former prisoners Russia and Ukraine carried out another exchange of prisoners of war according to the “160 to 160” formula. This was reported by the Russian Ministry of Defense and Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky. The released Russian servicemen were sent to Belarus and then to Russia for further treatment and rehabilitation. The United Arab Emirates again acted as a mediator in the exchange.

The head of the Investigative Committee, Alexander Bastrykin, again spoke in favor of the death penalty at the forum Chairman of the Investigative Committee of Russia Alexander Bastrykin said that the agency proposed reducing the age of criminal responsibility from 14 to 12 years , but this initiative did not receive support. He said this during a speech at the St. Petersburg International Legal Forum. “We proposed 12 years, but they didn’t agree with us.

What to do at home, on the street and in transport Ukraine has stepped up drone strikes on Russian territory, reaching parity in the number of strikes carried out, and sometimes even outpacing the Russian army. During June, Russia was attacked by several thousand drones. Dozens of cities have been attacked; in many cases, drones target oil refining (which has led to a fuel shortage in the vast majority of Russian regions), industrial facilities, and in some, they hit residential buildings.

In Moscow and St. Petersburg, prices have practically not increased Crimea, Dagestan, Chechnya and the Ivanovo region topped the top regions in which fuel prices rose the most during the week of the largest Ukrainian Armed Forces attacks. “Vorstka” came to these conclusions after analyzing data from the Benzup* service for the week of June 18–25.

At the exit from the peninsula there is a multi-kilometer queue to the Crimean Bridge The head of the annexed Crimea, Sergei Aksyonov, and the Russian-appointed governor of Sevastopol, Mikhail Razvozhaev, announced the introduction of a regional emergency. Officials say the move will allow decisions to be made more quickly to keep critical infrastructure and the economy running after a series of Ukrainian attacks.

In at least 44 regions, consultations are conducted by pro-life activists and employees of the Russian Orthodox Church The campaign to ban abortion in Russia is gaining momentum: as Vorstka found out, more and more regions are entering into agreements with the Russian Orthodox Church and pro-life organizations. Conservative activists become psychologists in hospitals and violate all possible ethical standards, dissuading women from abortions with manipulation, intimidation and promises.

Experts linked Telega to VK infrastructure The developers of the unofficial Telegram client Telega announced that the application will stop working on July 1. They informed users of their decision, stating that they could no longer provide the service in accordance with current requirements. “We have put a lot of effort into keeping users familiar and secure access to communications and their accounts.