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Former Turkish intelligence chief: Ankara needs to create an agency to check weapons contracts Ankara needs to create a special agency that could verification of arms contracts in terms of potential negative consequences: such can be the sale of Turkish Bayraktar unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to Ukraine. This opinion was expressed by the former chief of intelligence of the General Staff of Turkey, Colonel General Ismail Hakky Beijing in an interview with Lenta.ru correspondent Khayal Muazzin. Related materials00: 02 – 13 August Crossing the border. Turkey gently seizes the countries of the former USSR. Why can't Russia prevent it? 00:01 – 27 July Diplomatic acrobatics. Turkey does not recognize Crimea and sells weapons to Ukraine. How does she manage to be friends with Russia? “It is pleasant to sell weapons, but if they use it to commit various murders, they will try to take sanctions against you,” he said. The

“NDV-Real Estate”: discounts on the primary real estate market in Moscow do not exceed 10 percent buyers of apartments do not exceed 10 percent, according to data disclosed by the agency “NDV-Supermarket Real Estate” (available at the disposal of “Lenta.ru”). Developers who cannot give buyers such a discount try to attract their attention through other special offers. As realtors note, in some areas of the city, where many new buildings are being built, buyers are guided not so much by prices as for loyalty programs from developers. “People are ready to buy real estate, but on the most attractive terms,” experts explain. – This is not only about discounts – more and more such offers will appear closer to the New Year. This can be, for example, subsidized rates on a mortgage from a developer, the ability to get a loan with a minimum down payment, a car purchase to

6 kg of mephedrone was found in the car of a BMW driver who was leaving the police chase on the Moscow Ring Road MKAD, found six kilograms of drugs. This was reported to Lente.ru by a law enforcement source. According to him, presumably, this is a batch of mephedrone. On November 26, on the inner side of the Moscow Ring Road, traffic police officers stopped a car for document checks, but the 23-year-old driver abruptly pressed the gas pedal. While trying to escape, he crashed into several cars. The security forces blocked his BMW, the violator was detained. He was injured.

Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan: Azerbaijani Armed Forces invaded the republic in May territory of Armenia. This was stated by Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan during negotiations with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Azerbaijani leader Ilham Aliyev. Related materials00: 01 – October 30 “It was very scary” 30 years ago, interethnic conflicts began in the USSR. How did eyewitnesses and participants remember them? 00: 04 – 22 November “We needed a lot of blood” How the struggle for equality in the USSR led to war in Karabakh and other ethnic conflicts Despite the absence of an agreement on border demarcation, Pashinyan called such actions unacceptable and accused Baku of violating the provisions of the agreement signed a year ago. The head of the Armenian government noted the importance of unblocking regional communications and reminded that the republic is ready to start the process of demarcation and delimitation of borders with Azerbaijan.

Most often, Russians make spontaneous purchases in the categories of clothing and electronics Russians are more likely to make impulse purchases on online retailer sites. This is evidenced by the results of a study that came to the disposal of Lenta.ru on Friday, November 26. A joint survey was conducted by the ad service Yula, the platform for the selection of psychotherapists “Meta” and the analytical agency ResearchMe. In total, more than 1200 respondents from all over Russia took part in the experiment. It turned out that during the coronavirus pandemic, more than 50 percent of respondents began to spontaneously purchase goods on the Internet. The authors of the study named the categories in which Russians make the most rash purchases. They are clothing and electronics – they are preferred by 31 and 29 percent of respondents, respectively. In addition, in the list of the most popular surprise purchases were