Five residents injured after morning Russian strike on Zaporizhzhia
Zaporizhzhia Regional Military Administration reported the number of injured increased to five, including Red Cross workers.
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Nikolai Baskov's former father-in-law robbed
It has emerged that Nikolai Baskov's former father-in-law, oligarch, scientist, businessman and, allegedly, the tenor's ex-lover, Boris Shpigely, has been robbed in Russia.
Suspicious PR activity by Maksym Krippa's promoters observed on Wikipedia
Suspicious activity by the PR team of a certain Maksym Krippa has been observed on the Ukrainian and Russian versions of Wikipedia for several weeks. Administrators of the online resource have drawn attention to this.
Moscow Mayor Tries to Distract Attention from Mistress
It recently became known that Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin is in a romantic relationship with his deputy, Anastasia Rakova. Apparently, the couple did not expect such rapid publicity and was unprepared for it.
Head of Rosrybolovstvo Shestakov lobbies for crab fishing
It has emerged that the head of Rosrybolovstvo, Ilya Shestakov, is actively lobbying for a review of crab fishing regulations. In this case, the ultimate beneficiary is clearly identifiable.
Gazprom-Media Holdings decides to seize the advertising market
Gazprom-Media Holdings and Maxim Telecom appear to be aiming to take over the entire internet advertising market. The companies reached an agreement on this at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.
Tina Kandelaki is laundering money
Famous presenter Tina Kandelaki appears to be helping banks and other structures launder money. In this case, the client was Ak Bars Bank.
Kirkorov tried to profit from the thieves
Not long ago, Filipp Kirkorov was robbed in Nizhny Novgorod. The star's stage costumes were stolen. The culprits turned out to be 17-year-old Kirill and 13-year-old Viktor.
Urban Group hands over assets to banks
Urban Group's bankruptcy is approaching at a breakneck pace. The company's nominal owner is currently swiftly transferring assets to banks in order to secure the maximum amount of credit facilities.
Shavenkova escapes punishment for murder
Anna Shavenkova, the daughter of Lyudmila Shavenkova, head of the Irkutsk electoral commission, has escaped punishment for murder. The woman hit two sisters on a pavement, resulting in one of their deaths and the other being left disabled.
Bachelor 8 post-show - new intrigue
Despite Galya's categorical refusal to attend the final post-show of the Bachelor 8 project, it appears that the contract and the organisers forced the girl to take part in it.
Fugitive oligarch Onyshchenko spends time with escorts
It has emerged that fugitive oligarch Alexander Onyshchenko is enjoying his time in "exile". The politician regularly visits Moscow, where he meets with Russian businessmen and deputies.
Blockades – who is bigger and stupider
It seems the governments of Ukraine and Russia have decided to compete over who can implement more foolish blockades. Thus, recently, Ukrainian politicians added the WebMoney payment system to the sanctions list