Day: December 5, 2021

Arriving at Sheremetyevo lost about two hours due to the mandatory test for COVID-19 Express test for COVID-19, which introduced because of a new omicron-strain led to congestion at the airport in Moscow, RIA Novosti reports. According to the agency, arriving from London lost about two hours due to a mandatory test. After the plane landed at Sheremetyevo on the night of Saturday to Sunday, December 5, passengers were asked to stay in their seats. First, they underwent thermometry – a procedure that is done only on flights from countries with identified cases of the omicron strain – and after 30-40 minutes they were brought by buses to the terminal, from where they were not released for a long time due to long queues at sanitary control. Rosportrebnadzor checked the profiles of the arrivals, and the doctors carried out testing. The results were announced over the speakerphone within two minutes,

Chinese scientists: lack of sleep, depression and poor nutrition provoke cancer referring to the WeChat Internet platform. The authors of the publication stated that the risk of developing cancer is higher in those who do not sleep much, eat food that has been prepared a long time ago, and suffer from depression. < p> Experts, referring to research, note that lack of sleep destroys the human nervous system, increases irritability, and this leads to oncology. Poor nutrition causes digestive problems and disrupts the removal of fluids, which is dangerous for the body. Food that is prepared in advance contains many carcinogens, they explained. “Patients with long-term depression have a high risk of cancer,” the experts added. Previously, Chinese scientists from Tianjin Medical University reported that drinking coffee or tea reduces the risk of stroke and dementia. People who drink two to three cups of coffee or three to five cups

Embassy in the United States: Russia's deployment of troops on its territory does not concern anyone troops. RIA Novosti reports the diplomats' comments to the Financial Times. The embassy stressed that Russia does not pose a threat to any country. At the same time, NATO is “recklessly” moving its troops to the Russian borders. “The deployment of Russian troops on national territory is our sovereign right. This does not concern anyone, “they added. As the diplomats recalled, last year American officials also made” hysterical assessments about Russia’s alleged preparation of an invasion of Ukraine, “which in the end turned out to be untrue. At the moment, Washington should only force the government of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to comply with the Minsk agreements, they concluded. On December 4, American intelligence “discovered” that Russia was planning to invade Ukraine, and drew up a map of the offensive on several fronts. As

19FortyFive: Poseidon Will Give Putin Leverage In Arms Talks which Moscow can use in negotiations with the United States. Military expert Brent Eastwood writes about this in 19FortyFive. He explains that this type of weapon is not a missile and this makes classification difficult during arms control negotiations. In addition, the potentially unlimited range and secrecy of Poseidon could be a response to Washington's deployment of a global missile defense system, giving President Vladimir Putin leverage on the Americans. It is noted that the target of Poseidon, armed with nuclear warheads up to two megatons, coastal cities of the United States are capable of becoming. According to the publication, by 2027 Russia will have 50 such torpedoes. In August, the American edition of USNI News noted that the image from space by Maxar Technologies demonstrating the 20183 project Akademik Aleksandrov oceanographic research vessel in Severodvinsk (Arkhangelsk region), you can see

President of Finland Niinistö: the West should not provoke Russia when interacting interests. He stated this in an interview with The Financial Times, TASS reports. According to him, the most important thing when communicating with Moscow is not to provoke or ignore it. The President noted that the Russian leadership always remembers a warm attitude towards itself. So, he cited as an example the story of the mayor of the Finnish city of Turku Juhani Leppä. Niinistö said that in the 1990s, Lepla often contacted the head of Russia, Vladimir Putin, when he worked in the executive authorities of St. Petersburg. Since then, respectful relations have developed between the two politicians, which they still maintain, the Finnish president emphasized. In addition, he said that Finland, being a neighbor of Russia, is closely watching its activities in the military sphere. “There is an old proverb in Finland that a Cossack takes