Day: November 11, 2021

The United States will transfer Cougar armored cars to Poland under the program for the sale of surplus military property production. In 2022, the USA will donate 300 used Cougar vehicles. Writes about this Defense24. The vehicles will be handed over as part of the program for the sale of surplus military equipment. The transaction price will include delivery and components. The amount of the contract was not disclosed. The publication notes that the Polish defense department explains the purchase of Cougar by operational necessity. The first vehicles will be delivered to Poland in 2022. Cougar belongs to the class of vehicles with mine protection (Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected). The four-wheel drive car received a special bottom that dissipates the energy of the blast wave. MRAP Cougar has been produced since 2002. Earlier, the Military Industrial Company published a video demonstrating an armored pickup truck “VPK-Ural”. The new Russian armored car

Dobrovinsky: Usman Nurmagomedov could face life imprisonment for hitting a policeman interpreted as an encroachment on the life of a law enforcement officer. This was stated in an interview with Lenta.ru by lawyer Alexander Dobrovinsky. According to him, if it is established that a police officer was deliberately shot down, such a crime could threaten Nurmagomedov with life imprisonment. < p> “In any case, the punishment depends on the severity of the harm inflicted on the traffic police officer,” the lawyer explained. Earlier it became known about the initiation of a case against Usman Nurmagomedov under Article 318 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (“The use of violence that is not dangerous for life or health against a representative of the government in connection with the performance of his official duties. ”). An entry published on the Internet shows the driver of a Toyota Camry making his way

Journalists explained the origin of the bow on bras by the connection with the corset bra. The post, which appeared on the Quora platform, drew the attention of Mirror journalists. Web user Stella Lawerence explained that in ancient times women wore corsets that consisted of a busk – thin rigid slats to give a product a certain shape , which were often made of whalebone. According to the user, the busk was inserted into a special pocket, which was sewn to the front of the corset, and the resulting structure was fastened with a bow. “Over time, the busk disappeared, but the bow remained on the bras as a decoration,” she concluded. Lawrence's answer went viral and scored 5.7 thousand views on the Quora website. The readers of the publication were surprised by the blogger's explanation, which they began to write about in numerous comments under the published material. “Thank

Lawyer at Digital Rights Center Tretyak: the whole sphere of cryptocurrencies needs regulation in the idea of ​​legalizing mining in Russia and equating it with entrepreneurship. The initiative itself is correct, but the drawback is that it is limited only to mining, he told the “Secret of the Firm.” As for the regulation of mining, representatives of the industry have tried to lobby for such changes more than once, Tretiak explained.

Ministry of Health of Belarus: 18 refugees went to hospitals, four were hospitalized The Ministry of Health of Belarus announced the provision of medical assistance to migrants on the border with Poland. The information was published on Thursday, November 11, in the department's Telegram channel. “Over the past 24 hours, 18 people from the refugee camp have turned to hospitals and clinics for medical help. Four were hospitalized, “- said the head of the main department of the organization of medical aid Alexei Shcherbinsky. He added that ambulance teams went to the border about 20 times. Shcherbinsky also said that the hospital A pregnant Iraqi citizen applied to the Grodno region. “Unfortunately, despite all the actions taken, the specialists failed to save the baby: intrauterine fetal death was diagnosed. The woman herself is in a stable condition and receives all the necessary assistance, “he explained. Earlier, Deputy Secretary of State

Malysheva: “It's great to live!” made a great contribution to the development of popular science television on Channel One responded to the criticism of the program, which is ridiculed due to the use of visual layouts. In an interview on the YouTube channel of the blogger Nadezhda Strelets, the presenter said that the program “It's great to live!” made a revolutionary contribution to the development of popular science television. “As someone who studied in America how to make television about health, I believe that we have made a revolutionary contribution to the development of popular science television, because we were able to talk about difficult things in a very simple way, ”Malysheva said. According to her, it is the illustrative examples and layouts that are shown in “Living Healthy!” That provoke an emotional reaction in the audience, and the emotional memory is long-term. as soon as you become a parody

Tour operators called Krasnaya Polyana an alternative to alpine resorts This is reported by the TourDom portal. “Many of our tourists are looking forward to the Alpine resorts this winter. But Austria, France, Italy are still available only for those who are vaccinated with drugs approved by the World Health Organization (WHO), “- said a representative of the PAC Group. According to an experienced skier, whose name has not been disclosed, the infrastructure and the preparation of the tracks of Krasnaya Polyana is almost like in the Alps. “After the mountains of France, Austria and Switzerland, Krasnaya Polyana is almost it. There are many places for freeriding due to the proximity of the sea and the large amount of snow. In addition, there is no need to bother with visas, “he said. It is also noted that the resorts of Dombai, Elbrus and Sheregesh are popular. Among foreign destinations, the

Merkel, in a conversation with Putin, announced Minsk's involvement in the migration crisis Acting German Chancellor Angela Merkel Vladimir Putin announced the involvement of official Minsk in the migration crisis that erupted on the border of Belarus and Poland. This is evidenced by the statement of the German Cabinet, published following the talks.

Scientists from the United States have shown that sleep disturbance increases the risk of death in COVID-19 Researchers from the United States have shown that with breathing disorders during sleep, the risk of hospitalization and death with COVID-19 is higher. An article dedicated to a new risk factor for coronavirus infection was published in the JAMA Network Open. Scientists from the Cleveland Clinic analyzed data on the health of more than 360 thousand patients, for 5.4 thousand of which there was data on the nature of sleep. 1935 of the latter tested positive for COVID-19. In addition, the researchers took into account the presence of comorbidities, such as obesity, cardiovascular disease and cancer. The study found that breathing disorders during sleep – in particular, sleep apnea – are associated with an increase of 31% risk of severe course and death from COVID-19. At the same time, the researchers note that

Stand-up comedian Slava Komissarenko bought an apartment on the Arbat thanks to frugality in the center of Moscow. He shared the details in an interview with journalist and blogger Yuri Dudyu. The recording of the conversation is available on the YouTube channel “vDud”. Komissarenko noted that he was able to save up for real estate in the capital thanks to his thrift. He did not spend his earnings on expensive clothes, travel and business class flights. The comedian also clarified that, on the advice of his colleague Dmitry Romanov, he kept funds in dollars. As a result, when buying a home, part of the money multiplied. The comedian bought an apartment for himself and his parents, who moved to Russia from Belarus. They sold their housing in Minsk, and Komissarenko added the missing amount to them. In conclusion, he once again clarified that he had allowed himself such housing, since