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The head of the DPR Pushilin: our air defense is being modernized to protect against drones The head of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic (DPR) Denis it is Donbass that is going to defend itself against Ukrainian drones. According to RIA Novosti, the republic's air defense systems are being updated in accordance with the level of threat. “The work is underway, our air defense is undergoing a certain modernization. Our military-industrial complex is also working in this regard. That is, we still have production facilities, including which now have no right not to develop certain elements of confronting unmanned aerial vehicles, both self-made ones and up to Bayraktar, “Pushilin said. Earlier The head of the DPR said that Ukrainian troops are actively using Turkish drones along the entire contact line in Donbass, which is prohibited by the Minsk agreements. He noted that they are used for combat purposes, but this

President Putin will fulfill a girl's dream of visiting Swan Lake at the Mariinsky Theater Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that will take part in the “Wish tree” charity event. He announced this during the ceremony of awarding the winners of the international prize “We are Together”, reports TASS. With the help of the leading Russian leader via video link, he “took” three postcards from the tree with the wishes of the children, which he will have to fulfill. The first postcard belongs to 14-year-old Mark from the Moscow region, he dreams of a guitar. The second note was written by a five-year-old Hazor from Buryatia, the boy wants to try himself as a firefighter. The third wish that Putin will fulfill is the dream of 13-year-old Tatiana from the Stavropol Territory; the young Russian woman wants to attend the Swan Lake ballet at the Mariinsky Theater. “Consider that you

Dynamo defeated Ufa, which remained from the 36th minute, with nine men with a score of 2: 0 in the RPL match Dynamo Moscow defeated Ufa in the 17th round match of the Russian Premier League (RPL) approached Zenit in the standings. This was reported by the Lenta.ru correspondent. The meeting was held in Moscow and ended with a score of 2: 0. In the sixth minute, the guests' striker Vyacheslav Krotov was sent off. In the 36th minute, Ufa remained nine men after midfielder Egash Kasintura received a red card. Goals for Dynamo were scored by midfielders Denis Makarov (29th minute) and Arsen Zakharyan (86th). After 17 matches, Dynamo have 35 points and are in second place in the tournament table RPL. The team is two points behind the leading Zenit. Ufa is in the penultimate 15th place with 16 points. In the next round, Muscovites will play Zenit

The creator of “Kinotavr” Mark Rudinstein died in Moscow … This is reported by TASS, citing a source surrounded by the producer. According to him, Rudinstein died an hour ago in a hospital in Moscow. Earlier it was reported that the film producer underwent an urgent tracheostomy – an operation to the formation of an artificial hole in the neck. He remained on a ventilator in intensive care with severe brain damage due to extensive ischemic stroke. Mark Rudinstein was born on April 7, 1946 in Odessa. From the age of 15 he worked as a ship assembler at a factory, then served in the army. In 1972-1976 he studied at the Theater School named after B. V. Shchukin (Theater Institute named after Boris Shchukin at the State Academic Theater. Yevgeny Vakhtangov). In April 1990, Rudinstein, together with the company “Moscow Region” in Podolsk “Festival of Unbought Cinema”, and a

The Day: writer Kraluk has declared Siberia, the Far East, and part of Kazakhstan Ukrainian part of Kazakhstan. This is stated in his article published by the Kiev edition of The Day. The author points to the Ukrainian origin of the names of many settlements in the current Samara, Saratov, Volgograd, Astrakhan regions. People with typical Ukrainian surnames continue to live in them. Ukrainians came to Siberia back in the 16th century. Kraluk ranks the Far East as part of Ukraine, referring to the fact that peasants began to settle there en masse from the end of the 19th century, not long after this region entered in 1858-1860 into the Russian Empire. Ukrainians were driven to the Far East by land shortages. In the historiography of the country, it is customary to call the territories of modern Novosibirsk and Omsk regions, Altai Territory and the north of Kazakhstan a gray