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The power unit of the Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant in Ukraine was shut down two hours after it was connected to the network Ukrainian engineers tried to start the second power unit after scheduled repairs, but the protection system broke the connection to the power system two hours after connecting to the grid. The incident is reported by the station's press service. “On November 30, 2021, at 05:47 am after the completion of the scheduled mid-life repair, the second power unit of the Zaporizhzhya NPP is connected to the power system. Work was carried out to gain power. At 0747 hours, the second power unit of the Zaporizhzhya NPP was disconnected from the power system by the action of electrical protection during electrical tests, “Zaporizhzhya NPP representatives write. /2021/11/47c0b6e24102321eaa1ffb346b28826e.jpg “/> Corruption, nepotism and poverty. How” Eastern Switzerland “gripped the worst crisis in 170 years00: 01 – July 7 ” Let

Peskov: the Kremlin does not consider the introduction of large fines for refusing to vaccinate from vaccination against COVID-19, as was done in Austria. This issue was clarified by the press secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov, writes TASS. He noted that the authorities do not allow the introduction of such measures in Russia. Earlier it was reported that Austria was planning fine everyone who refuses to get vaccinated against coronavirus infection. So, those who do not want to get vaccinated face a fine of 3600 euros, and for refusing to pay it – a prison sentence of four months. For repeat offenders, the amount of the fine will double – up to 7200 euros.

“Star”: State Duma Deputy Rashkin after hospitalization underwent surgery nerve cause of an eye disease, performed an operation. This is reported by “Zvezda” in its Telegram-channel. The politician's health status is not reported. Earlier it became known that Rashkin was hospitalized after the decision of the State Duma to deprive him of his parliamentary immunity . The secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, Sergei Obukhov, believes that since November 25, when the decision was made to deprive Rashkin of parliamentary immunity, no movement has been noticeable in the case. “Now there were no searches or interrogations. While [State Duma Speaker Vyacheslav] Volodin endorses the documents, while they go to the prosecutor's office, the Investigative Committee may also take up the case. The investigation received permission from the State Duma, the immunity was lifted, Rashkin himself confessed and even compensated for the crime by

ThreatFactor: 12 apps for scanning QR codes steal data from Russians which steal banking data from infected devices. ThreatFactor analysts warned Russians and residents of a number of other countries about this. They note that the infected applications are mimicking document and QR code scanners. ThreatFactor analysts add that all malicious applications, depending on the technological features of the downloaded code, can be roughly divided into three groups. The Anatsa group is targeting Russia, as well as the USA, Great Britain, Austria and other countries. The applications included in it have been installed 200 thousand times. Experts note that after installing the application on the user's device, the program itself decides whether to download the virus to the phone. If the decision is positive, then the malicious code gets to the victim through a fake request to update the program. Such a scheme with a separate download of the virus

Head of RDIF: Sputnik V has shown high efficiency against all existing mutations the strain will take three weeks. This is reported by TASS with reference to an interview with the head of the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) Kirill Dmitriev on CNBC. Sputnik has shown incredibly high efficiency against all existing mutations. We believe that it will take three weeks to fully assess [the effectiveness of the vaccine against omicron], “TASS quoted him as saying. Dmitriev also expressed confidence in the possibility of adapting the vaccine for all existing variants of the virus. < p> Earlier, Dmitriev announced his readiness to create one hundred million booster doses of the Sputnik V vaccine adapted against the omicron strain in February 2022. At the same time, the Gamaleya Institute and RDIF announced their readiness to begin mass production of the vaccine by mid-January. The strain under the code B.1.1.529 (omicron) was

Moskomstroyinvest has authorized the reconstruction of the historic Filippov bakery on Tverskaya Street Moscow authorities have issued a permit to build a hotel on Tverskaya Street. According to the chairman of Moskomstroyinvest Anastasia Pyatova, the building of the “House of D. I. Filippov with a bakery, confectionery and coffee shop” will be turned into a hotel. The text of the press release is published on the agency's website. The Luxe Hotel developer, together with the Luxe Properties developer, will have to reconstruct the legendary bakery in the center of Moscow. The new hotel will be operated by Corinthia Hotels Group. “The developer will restore the volumetric-spatial structures of historical premises, their height and dimensions, recreate the original appearance of the most valuable architectural elements that have survived: intricate hand-made stucco molding, cartouches, caryatids, and rustic facades,” according to Moskomstroyinvest. The hotel will occupy an area of ​​40 thousand square meters.

VTsIOM: 44 percent of Russians believe that Belarus should help migrants return home -polish border. It turned out that 44 percent of the respondents believe that Minsk should help refugees return home. The results are published on the center's website. Most often, Russians believe that the European Union is more likely to blame for the migration crisis – 36 percent of respondents said so. Another 22 percent found it difficult to name those responsible. 15 percent believe that the Belarusian authorities are to blame. At the same time, the answers differ by age group. Thus, among Russians aged 18-24, 36 percent blame the Belarusian authorities for the crisis, and only 10 percent blame the European Union. Among respondents aged 60 and over, on the contrary, 7 percent believe that Minsk is to blame, 47 percent – that the EU. When asked what the Belarusian authorities should do with migrants, 44

Foreign Minister Lavrov accused the United States of placing military bases around Russia and whipping up hysteria reproaching the Russian side for conducting exercises by the Armed Forces on its territory. Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov accused Washington of growing tensions on the Russian border, TASS reports. Related materials 00:01 – October 25 “Youth is aimed at Europe” Belarusians, following the Ukrainians, are striving for the EU. How can Russia keep them? 17: 26-23 November DPR and Ukraine declare mutual shelling and are preparing for war. Why the situation is exacerbating Russia is accused in Donbass? “The fact that we are accused of exercises conducted by the Russian Armed Forces on their own sovereign territory, those countries that are bringing troops and military equipment to our borders in huge numbers from overseas, and the fact that the United States has besieged us from all sides with their military bases, these are

The exhibition “Domestic Art. Century XX-th “ The implementation of the art project“ Traveling exhibition “Domestic art. Century XX-th “. This is reported by “Katun 24”. From June 1 to November 14, the traveling exhibition visited the village of Novichka, Zarinsk and Kamen-na-Obi. Now she has begun work in the village of Barnaul, Nauchny Gorodok. The exhibition will run until December 26. Visitors will be able to see 25 reproductions of paintings from the collection of the State Art Museum of Altai Territory, painted by famous Soviet artists, including Konchalovsky, Kuznetsov, Pimenov, Shegal, Eberling, Neprintsev, Smukrovich, Vinogradov. Earlier it was reported that in The Altai State University in Barnaul and the Kurmanzhan Datka Center for Nomad Civilization of Kyrgyzstan opened a photo exhibition “The Facets of Nomad Culture in the XXI Century.” The exposition consists of photographs of the landscapes of the Kyrgyz mountains, yurts, utensils, traditional clothes and other