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The Friske family demanded to forbid Shepelev to dispose of his son's share in one of the apartments share of their grandson Plato in one of the Moscow apartments. This is reported by StarHit, citing a source in the Khamovnichesky District Court. According to media reports, Vladimir and Olga Friske intend to compete in an appeal for a two-room apartment with an area of ​​88 square meters and a cost of 24 million rubles in Shmitovsky Proezd in the capital. It will be clarified that at the moment the living space is under arrest in order to avoid any action on the part of all the owners. “On November 18, a case was heard on the restoration of the deadline for filing a complaint on the part of Friske against the decision of the court of first instance. The deadline was restored, the complaint was filed. The date of consideration

A killer from the UK was arrested 20 years after the crime thanks to a DNA trail This is reported by Metro. The London Police Department managed to solve a murder in an attempted robbery and detain the criminal thanks to the traces of the criminal's DNA found on the handle of the victim's bag in 2021. According to the investigation, Junior Young, who was 18 years old at the time of the crime, together with an accomplice attacked 86-year-old Hilda Lorket on April 30, 2001. Young men beat an elderly woman, took away her purse with 15 pounds sterling, a shopping bag and a bus pass. Lorket was taken from the hospital with a traumatic brain injury and a broken leg. She died two weeks later, never recovering from her trauma and psychological shock. The investigation quickly came to a standstill for lack of evidence. Nevertheless, Young was involved

Angela Merkel's husband Joachim Sauer criticized the Germans for being lazy and refusing to vaccinate La Repubblica criticized Germans for refusing to be vaccinated against the coronavirus. Sauer said he was amazed that only 68 percent of the country's citizens were vaccinated against COVID-19, below the rates of Italy, Spain, Portugal and Denmark. He believes that this can be explained by “some laziness and self-confidence of the German people.” , “High to low, including academics, doctors and scientists.” who deliberately conduct campaigns against vaccination ”, when, for example, there are more vaccinated people in Italy. He admitted that this is due to the events of the first wave of the coronavirus pandemic – “vivid images of coffins and columns of military trucks.” According to the Robert Koch Institute, over the past day in Germany recorded a record number of COVID-19 diseases. On November 23, 66,884 new cases of coronavirus were

Deputy Minister of Economic Development Torosov: there is no “bubble” in the retail lending market bubbles “in the lending market, the department reported” Lente.ru “. The agency disputes the assessments of the Central Bank, which previously argued that such a situation has developed in certain segments of the sector. According to the Ministry of Economic Development, we can speak of a “bubble” if the expenses of citizens for servicing debts exceed 50 percent of their income. We are talking about the so-called level of debt burden, which now stands at 35 percent. The Ministry of Economic Development is confident that if current trends continue and in the absence of sharp increases in interest rates, the loan portfolio may grow by another 12 trillion rubles. Currently, according to the Ministry of Economic Development, the volume of loans to individuals in Russian banks reaches 23.2 trillion rubles. 12trillion rubles is an estimate

A resident of the Voronezh region transferred 4.5 million rubles to telephone scammers A resident of the Voronezh region lost two apartments after talking with telephone scammers. The woman voluntarily sold the property and transferred the proceeds to unidentified persons, according to the website of the regional department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. As the police found out, the 58-year-old Russian woman received calls from unknown persons who introduced themselves as bank employees from October 8 to November 19. They told the woman that there had been an attempt at fraudulent actions against her: allegedly someone had tried to get a loan in her name. A pseudo-employee of the bank said that it was necessary to complete the procedure for updating a single personal account number. Subsequently, the victim was repeatedly notified of issuing loans to her for various amounts. But the “bank security officers” called her and explained