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A resident of Derbent identified who ran into a traffic police inspector and drove him on the hood the hood of the car. The Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Dagestan reported this on Instagram. The violator was 27-year-old Basharatov Mehman Nazim-Ogly. After the incident with the policeman, he left the car and fled, now they are looking for him. It is known that he does not have a driver's license. Whether he was intoxicated will be revealed after his arrest. What exactly prompted the man (with an obvious opportunity to avoid an incident) to become a defendant in a criminal case remains to be seen, the police said. Earlier it was reported that the policeman decided to stop the tinted car, but the driver ignored his demand. The traffic police officer tried to block the road and threw himself on the hood of the car, which did

Federal Air Transport Agency: Russian aviation authorities initiate a protest over the situation with a NATO military aircraft by a course plane over the Black Sea from behind a NATO aircraft. This was stated by a representative of the Federal Air Transport Agency, RIA Novosti reports. The Russian aviation authorities will transmit the protest through diplomatic channels. As the interlocutor of the agency emphasized, flights of military aircraft without radio communication carry risks to the safety of civil aircraft in the Black Sea region. The increased intensity of NATO aircraft flights near the borders of the Russian Federation, including over the Black Sea, creates the risk of dangerous incidents in relation to civil aircraft Representative of the Federal Air Transport Agency The department also disclosed the details of the incident and confirmed that the Russian airliner, flying from Tel Aviv to Moscow, changed echelon because of the NATO CL600 reconnaissance

The American company Apple has filed a counterclaim against the FAS Russia The American company Apple has filed a counterclaim against the Federal Antimonopoly Service of Russia (FAS) follows from the case card on the website of the Moscow Arbitration Court. The Corporation faces a turnover fine on the amount of revenue in the market, so it is thus challenging the FAS requirement to inform App Store buyers about alternative payment methods. On October 27, the Federal Antimonopoly Service filed a lawsuit against Apple over a ban on informing purchasers of applications in the App Store about the possibility of paying for purchases in other ways. The company takes a commission from 15 to 30 percent from each payment. Users cannot be informed about the possibility of purchases outside the App Store, emphasized in the FAS.

Russian Soyuz-ST with Galileo satellites successfully launched from the French cosmodrome Russian launch vehicle Soyuz-ST-B with navigation satellites Galileo successfully launched from the Kourou Cosmodrome in French Guiana. This was reported in “Roskosmos”. Nine minutes after the launch, the head unit, as part of the upper stage with two satellites, in the normal mode went on a given trajectory. It is noted that this is 21- the first launch of Russian space rockets in 2021 and the first for this year – from the Guiana Space Center. At the end of November, it was reported that some of the Russian missile launches would be transferred to the French Kourou cosmodrome. According to the head of Roscosmos Dmitry Rogozin, four missile launches from this cosmodrome are planned in 2022.

Mining engineer Balakhnin spoke about the economic implications of the accident at Listvyazhnaya which killed dozens of people. He told about this to the REN TV channel. The expert noted that such incidents occur due to violations of safety regulations and carelessness on the part of employees. However, the real reason is the economic rationale. “People want to make money. If the bosses drive you to the mine, especially if it’s like on Listvyazhnaya — if you don’t go, then tomorrow you may be fired — then of course they strain and go into the mine despite the danger, “he said. Explosion methane in the Listvyazhnaya mine in the Kemerovo region occurred on the morning of November 25. As a result, 51 people died, including five mine rescuers who went in search of miners. According to the latest data, 99 Russians have suffered – some of them have already been