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Zakharova denied Europe's accusations against the Russian Federation due to refusal to negotiate on Donbass Europe – France and Germany in particular – against Russia, which allegedly refused to negotiate the settlement of the conflict in Donbass. Her words were heard at a briefing, the Lenta.ru correspondent reports. “Well, where in the documents we published did we abandon [the Normandy format], where is there even a line? Neither verbally nor in writing, we refused to negotiate, we discussed the agenda and the final document, “the diplomat said, accusing Paris and Berlin of distorting Moscow's position. According to the Foreign Ministry spokesman, European countries are engaged in disinformation within the framework of some “PR actions”. Because of this, a peaceful settlement of the conflict is hindered, the ministry is sure. In early November, information appeared that the countries might soon sit down at the negotiating table in the “Normandy format”. However,

ABC Nyheter: Patriot systems will make it possible to shoot down Russian Iskanders Sweden received the first Patriot anti-aircraft missile systems. The author of the Swedish edition ABC Nyheter Gunnar Larsen suggested that the new complex would allow Sweden to shoot down Russian missiles. On November 18, the Swedish military announced the adoption of the first Patriot air defense system battery, which was named “Air Defense System 103” (LvS103) … The complexes were installed on the southeast coast of the country in Halmstad. The head of the Swedish Air Force Karl-Johan Edström noted that the air defense system can create problems for a potential enemy. It is also noted that the Patriot air defense system's range is 80 kilometers, and the complex's radar can track up to 50 targets. The new system will allow intercepting aircraft, cruise and ballistic missiles. “So now Sweden gets the first opportunity to shoot down

Deputy Chairman of the Liberal Democratic Party Nilov: statistics should take into account all people with immunity affairs of veterans Yaroslav Nilov told “Lenta.ru” that the idea to expand the issuance of QR codes to two more categories of citizens will contribute to the clarification of statistics. Earlier, State Duma deputies from the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia prepared amendments, according to which QR codes are also proposed to be issued vaccinated with foreign vaccines and “unofficially” COVID-19 patients. The parliamentarian explained that statistics should take into account all people with immunity. “When we talk about herd immunity, we have there are those who were officially ill, and those who were vaccinated, but there are those who were asymptomatic and have antibodies, and there are those who were not asymptomatic, whole villages were sick, were treated themselves and have collective immunity. There are those who went abroad and gave vaccinations

In Yekaterinburg, a 103-year-old woman who survived the Spanish flu epidemic was cured of coronavirus from the coronavirus. Governor of the Sverdlovsk Region Yevgeny Kuyvashev wrote about this in his Instagram account. He noted that an elderly Russian woman spent two days in intensive care. “Today she is healthy and goes home – largely thanks to the attending physician Maria Olegovna Roshchina and the head of the department, Sergei Viktorovich Shabanov,” said Kuyvashev. He noted that Isakova, who had recovered from COVID-19, was a chemist by training. The woman worked on compositions for processing sheepskin coats, boots, front covers. After the war, she ended up in a research institute. Isakova was born at a time when there was an epidemic of Spanish flu in the world, the governor specified. Earlier, Russian Health Minister Mikhail Murashko said that just over half of the elderly Russians were vaccinated against COVID-19. She recalled

RFA: North Korean residents banned from wearing leather coats like Kim Jong-un's on those worn by the DPRK leader Kim Jong-un. This is reported by Radio Free Asia, citing sources familiar with the situation in the country. According to the radio station, leather coats became popular among North Koreans in 2019 after the head of state appeared in public with a similar thing. In January 2021, the wardrobe again peaked in popularity after Kim Jong-un appeared in it at a military parade. In addition, at the same time, some high-ranking officials of the DPRK, including the sister of North Korean leader Kim Yeo Jong, were seen wearing leather coats, and therefore such models began to be in demand among women. Another public appearance of Kim Jong-un in a leather coat took place in November 2021. Initially, this trend was chosen by the local rich, who could afford to order raincoats