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Media: police detained 408 CSKA fans after the match with Zenit Russian Premier League (RPL) against Zenit. This figure was named by journalist Sevastian Terletsky in Telegram. According to him, law enforcement officers told him about this number of detainees. RIA Novosti also cited a commentary from the Moscow Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. They said that a number of citizens were detained for various offenses. What offenses in question, and how many people were detained, was not specified. The incident took place on Sunday, November 28, after the end of the match. At first, the police did not let the fans out of the VEB Arena stadium for about an hour, and then carried out a massive arrest of the fans. At the end of the match on this stand, the fans used pyrotechnics. The game ended with a score of 2: 0 in favor of

Virologist Altstein: COVID-19 survivors cannot have a higher risk of contracting omicron and microbiology named after Gamaleya Anatoly Altstein doubted in a conversation with Lenta.ru that those who had recovered from COVID-19 have a higher risk of contracting the new omicron strain. “I don’t know how accurate these data are, above They cannot have a risk of infection, this is all fiction, there is no science here, “Altstein noted. Earlier, the World Health Organization (WHO) warned that, according to preliminary data, those who had previously 19 increases the risk of re-infection upon contact with a new variant of the omicron virus.

The chairman of the miners' union Sergeev urged to write to the prosecutor's office because of violations in the mine or call the prosecutor's office. The chairman of the independent trade union of miners of Russia, Alexander Sergeev, called for such an action, his words are quoted by Moscow Says. “We had gas at the Vorgashorskoy mine in the fall of 2015, men came to the union, the prosecutor was called meeting. The rate was lowered so that they would not risk it, ”Sergeev said.

TFR: a 64-year-old resident of Vologda was detained after a triple murder, the bodies of two were in a truck A 64-year-old local resident was arrested in Vologda on suspicion of a triple murder, the bodies of two victims were found in a truck. This was reported to “Lente.ru” in the regional department of the Investigative Committee of Russia. According to the investigation, on the evening of November 26, the body of a 29-year-old man with a gunshot wound was found in 2-Turudndayevsky lane. He was shot by an unknown person after a quarrel, an acquaintance who witnessed the crime told law enforcement officers. Operatives identified the suspect. It turned out to be a 64-year-old Vologda resident living in the vicinity of the place of the murder. Fighters of the OMON of the Russian Guard took him out of his house and took him to the investigator. Later, on November

Scientist Gushchin: vaccination protects against severe course of infection with omicron-strain COVID-19 Vaccination against coronavirus will protect against severe infection omicron strain COVID-19. This was stated by the head of the laboratory of mechanisms of population variability of pathogenic microorganisms of the Gamaleya Center Vladimir Gushchin in an interview with the TV channel “Russia 24”, he is quoted by TASS. “We can definitely say that vaccines will continue to work and protect against severe disease “, – said Gushchin. According to him, the vaccine against COVID-19 will act in the same way as it did when other strains of the virus appeared earlier.

Brent crude rose 5.64 percent after falling on Friday , having partly won back an 11 percent drop on November 26, caused by news of the spread of a new strain of coronavirus B.1.1.529. Brent crude at its peak rose to $ 75.29 per barrel (plus 5.64 percent on compared to the close of the previous trading session). At 10:35 it was trading at $ 74.83 (plus 4.53 percent). WTI crude oil rose to a maximum of $ 72.14 (plus 5.9 percent). At 10:35 am it was worth $ 71.53 (plus 4.96 percent).

Emma Derbyshire: regular consumption of blueberries has a positive effect on memory and mood British nutritionist Emma Derbyshire will help improve memory and positively affects the functioning of the brain in general. Her recommendations are published by Fruitnet. The specialist refers to new research in the International Journal of Food Science and Nutrition, which shows that regular consumption of blueberries can have a positive effect on memory and cognitive function in children and young adults. > For adults and seniors, blueberries are also very beneficial as they slow down the rate of age-related decline in cognitive abilities, that is, memory, perception, logic and imagination. In addition, the substances contained in the berry help to better control mood, which is important in the fight against depression and anxiety. “Blueberries contain a lot of polyphenols, such as anthocyanins, which have a positive effect on mental activity. Berries are easy to include in

Neymar suffered a terrible injury against Saint-Etienne and could miss up to six weeks Paris Saint-Germain striker Neymar, due to a terrible injury, received in the match of the 15th round of Ligue 1 against Saint-Etienne, can miss up to six weeks. Photo appeared on Twitter Actu Foot.

Senator Pushkov: Russia cannot turn into a “branch of new values” with a changed culture culture changed for the sake of political correctness, as well as lectures on non-existent gender fluidity. Aleksey Pushkov, a member of the Federation Council, warned against this in Telegram. According to him, Russian historical culture and generally accepted basic values ​​are one of the last bastions before the endless onslaught of Americanization. So a member of the Federation Council commented on the situation in which the leading ballet companies in Europe took up arms against the classic version of The Nutcracker. Now they see it as racism and sexism. Earlier, Pushkov appreciated the cancellation of the show of the classic program “The Nutcracker” at the State Ballet of Berlin. According to him, he was removed from the New Year's repertoire because of “politically incorrect dances.” At the same time, the senator noted that the Berlin