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VTsIOM: 44 percent of Russians believe that Belarus should help migrants return home -polish border. It turned out that 44 percent of the respondents believe that Minsk should help refugees return home. The results are published on the center's website. Most often, Russians believe that the European Union is more likely to blame for the migration crisis – 36 percent of respondents said so. Another 22 percent found it difficult to name those responsible. 15 percent believe that the Belarusian authorities are to blame. At the same time, the answers differ by age group. Thus, among Russians aged 18-24, 36 percent blame the Belarusian authorities for the crisis, and only 10 percent blame the European Union. Among respondents aged 60 and over, on the contrary, 7 percent believe that Minsk is to blame, 47 percent – that the EU. When asked what the Belarusian authorities should do with migrants, 44

Foreign Minister Lavrov accused the United States of placing military bases around Russia and whipping up hysteria reproaching the Russian side for conducting exercises by the Armed Forces on its territory. Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov accused Washington of growing tensions on the Russian border, TASS reports. Related materials 00:01 – October 25 “Youth is aimed at Europe” Belarusians, following the Ukrainians, are striving for the EU. How can Russia keep them? 17: 26-23 November DPR and Ukraine declare mutual shelling and are preparing for war. Why the situation is exacerbating Russia is accused in Donbass? “The fact that we are accused of exercises conducted by the Russian Armed Forces on their own sovereign territory, those countries that are bringing troops and military equipment to our borders in huge numbers from overseas, and the fact that the United States has besieged us from all sides with their military bases, these are

The exhibition “Domestic Art. Century XX-th “ The implementation of the art project“ Traveling exhibition “Domestic art. Century XX-th “. This is reported by “Katun 24”. From June 1 to November 14, the traveling exhibition visited the village of Novichka, Zarinsk and Kamen-na-Obi. Now she has begun work in the village of Barnaul, Nauchny Gorodok. The exhibition will run until December 26. Visitors will be able to see 25 reproductions of paintings from the collection of the State Art Museum of Altai Territory, painted by famous Soviet artists, including Konchalovsky, Kuznetsov, Pimenov, Shegal, Eberling, Neprintsev, Smukrovich, Vinogradov. Earlier it was reported that in The Altai State University in Barnaul and the Kurmanzhan Datka Center for Nomad Civilization of Kyrgyzstan opened a photo exhibition “The Facets of Nomad Culture in the XXI Century.” The exposition consists of photographs of the landscapes of the Kyrgyz mountains, yurts, utensils, traditional clothes and other

A man in Khabarovsk will go on trial for trying to kill his wife and blow up a residential building house – he stabbed his wife 32 times with a knife, and then turned on the gas in the apartment. This was reported to “Lente.ru” on Tuesday, November 30, in the prosecutor's office of the Khabarovsk Territory. According to the department, a drunken man stabbed his wife 32 times. The woman not only survived, but was also able to hide with her neighbors and call the police. During negotiations with the police, the man opened all the gas burners and threatened to blow up the house. But the emergency service employees promptly cut off the gas. The attacker was detained. During the investigation, several criminal cases were opened against the offender – under the articles “Attempted murder”, “Attempted murder of two or more persons, as well as a minor, committed

An unknown person got access to the camera on a smart dog feeder and spied on the owner access to the camera and spied on the owner of one of the animals. This is reported by Nine.com.au. Dog owner Angela Cuniberti said that for many years she used a smart feeder for her pet without any problems. The feeder is equipped with a camera that allows the owner to observe his pet, being far from home, and even treat him to treats during the day. Once a woman passed the camera and heard a strange sound. “A man's voice said, 'Hello, pretty girl.' I was terribly scared, ”said Kuniberty. Her dog started barking loudly. The woman thought that someone had broken into her house, but then the owner of the animal realized that the sound was coming from a smart feeder. “I saw that a red light was on and