Day: November 29, 2021

Russian President Putin will hold talks on November 30 with Vietnamese President Nguyen Xuan Phuc Russian President Vladimir Putin will hold talks on Tuesday, November 30 with Vietnamese leader Nguyen Xuan Phuc. The meeting in Moscow was announced by the press service of the Kremlin, writes TASS. During the talks, the leaders intend to discuss topical issues of a comprehensive strategic partnership between the countries in various fields, including political dialogue, trade and economic, military-technical , scientific and technological cooperation, as well as humanitarian contacts. In addition, the presidents will exchange views on the regional agenda, the Kremlin specified. On November 25, Serbian President Aleksandr Vucic held talks with Vladimir Putin in Sochi. It was noted that the topics of partnership in the political, trade, economic, cultural and humanitarian spheres were to be discussed. In addition, it became known that Vladimir Putin will visit India on December 6. During the

Moscow Housing Inspection did not allow illegal redevelopment of an apartment in the Strogino area Enterprising Muscovites wanted to “cut” living space in order to make six apartments out of one, but were punished. This was reported on the website of the mayor of the capital. One of the local residents filed a complaint about illegal work in the house on Marshal Katukov Street. She stated that a dwelling with an area of ​​about 100 meters was “cut” into six studios, each one had communications, thus creating an extra load on the common building engineering systems. Inspectors of the Moscow Housing Inspectorate conducted an inspection, the suspicions of the Muscovite were confirmed: the owners really almost remodeled one apartment at six. The workers installed partitions with metal doors, placed additional bathrooms, made a kitchen in each room. Administrative protocols were drawn up against all the owners, and citizens were obliged

RIA Novosti: The Ka-52M Alligator will enter service with the Russian army in 2022 The first 15 Ka-52M Alligator helicopters “Will enter service with the Russian army in 2022. In total, the Ministry of Defense will receive 30 combat vehicles under the contract concluded with the Russian Helicopters holding at the Army-2021 exhibition. This is reported by RIA Novosti. It is noted that the first batch of helicopters will arrive in 2022, and the second in 2023, that is, the Ministry of Defense will receive 15 vehicles a year. For internal customers, each of the “superaligators” will cost 1.075 billion rubles. However, the indicated cost does not include ammunition, spare parts and other consumables. The Ka-52M is a modernized version of the Ka-52 Alligator reconnaissance and attack helicopter, which has been produced since 2010. The new machines will be equipped with an optical-electronic system with an increased range of detection

Softline: the number of fake online stores on Black Friday increased by 30 percent During the Black Friday discounts Russians began to face an increase in the activity of fraudsters and the emergence of new criminal schemes. The Russians were warned about this by Alexander Dvoryansky, director of strategic communications at Infosecurity a Softline company, quoted by Kommersant. In particular, cybercriminals have begun to actively create fake marketplace sites and take customers into chats. According to Dvoryansky's calculations, over 500 links to fake marketplaces were identified and blocked over the past month. Overall, the number of fake online stores increased by 30 percent. On such a site, the buyer is informed that to receive a discount, you need to contact the chat in the WhatsApp messenger. There a payment link is generated for the victim. “If you pay on the site itself, the attackers will have to copy the entire

BBC News: Dutch police arrested a couple who escaped from a quarantine hotel the Kennemerland region, where they were placed after testing positive for coronavirus. This is reported by BBC News. According to the newspaper, the couple was caught by law enforcement officers at Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam. The citizens were already sitting on the plane that was supposed to fly to Spain. They arrived in the Netherlands from the Republic of South Africa (South Africa), after which they were diagnosed with a coronavirus. It is noted that the fugitives may be prosecuted for violating the isolation rules when infected with COVID-19. Earlier it became known that at least 13 citizens who arrived in the Netherlands from South Africa were diagnosed with a new omicron strain of coronavirus. In total, the authorities checked 642 passengers. According to the test results, COVID-19 was detected in 61 of them. All infected are