Russian Reality

In Kiev, in front of the Rada, about a thousand anti-vaccination and quarantine opponents gathered In the center of Kiev, on the square in front of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, opponents of vaccination and quarantine gathered, Strana.ua reports. About a thousand people attended the rally. This is much less than in the previous promotion in early November. The protesters claim that the security forces are blocking the buses on which the protesters get from the regions. Law enforcement agencies have stepped up security measures in the government quarter. In mid-November, it was reported that the leader of the Ukrainian anti-vaccine activists was suspected of attempting a coup d'etat. According to the Security Service of Ukraine, he created a network that, under the leadership of curators from Russia, using anti-vaccination slogans, tried to destabilize the socio-political situation in the republic. Meanwhile, the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine reported that

In the Rostov region, a woman who quarreled with her husband almost cut her daughter's throat In the Bagaevsky district of the Rostov region, a woman previously convicted of theft who quarreled with her husband tried to cut the throat of her two-year-old daughter, REN TV reports. According to the channel, drunk the Russian woman threatened her husband. She put a shard of glass to the girl's throat. The father saved the two-year-old child. A resident of the Rostov region was detained and sent under arrest. Earlier, in the village of Ufa-Shigiri, Sverdlovsk region, a 34-year-old woman killed her eight-year-old daughter. According to investigators, the woman tried to divert suspicion from herself by telling the arriving law enforcement officers about an unknown man with a beard who broke into the house and killed her daughter. During the interrogation, the investigator exposed the deception.

The crew of the Akademik Ioffe, detained in Denmark in early November, returned to Russia The crew of the Akademik Ioffe, arrested in Denmark in early November, safely returned to Russia on board the Akademik Nikolai Strakhov research vessel. TASS writes about this. The vessel has already arrived at the Kaliningrad sea fishing port. On board – previously arrested scientists and part of the crew. The detention of the Russian ship “Akademik Ioffe” became known on the afternoon of November 4. Onboard there were 38 crew members and 23 researchers. The lawsuit, on the basis of which the ship was detained, was filed by the Canadian company One Ocean Expeditions Ltd. According to some reports, we are talking about a debt to the charterer. “Academic Ioffe” belongs to the Institute of Oceanology. P.P. Shirshov of the Russian Academy of Sciences. The ship is named after the Soviet scientist physicist Abram