Fabric for making underpants for the military is collected in Tula: #ShameReview from Non-Moscow

Scientists who study amphibians and reptiles.

Manages all nature reserves in Khabarovsk Krai.

A foreign film based on Remarque's novel of the same name, filmed in 2022 and winning four Oscars.

On Fridays, the Ministry of Justice usually publishes lists of new foreign agents.

Potapenko talks a lot about the problems of business in Russia, hosted his own program on the radio station "Ekho Moskvy". In 2015, he criticized the Russian government for its attitude to business at the Moscow Economic Forum.

A public organization. Its goals include, in particular, strengthening the institution of the family and promoting traditional family values.

A dance based on strip plastic with elements of jazz funk, high heels and break dance. Most of the elements are performed on the floor.

Organizational and staffing measures that give military personnel the opportunity to resign from military service include those staffing changes that worsen the position of a military serviceman. For example, the size of his official salary changes or the rank provided for a military position is reduced.

Ration, also known as IRP-P ("individual ration - everyday") is a daily dry ration issued to Russian servicemen not participating in combat operations. There are several versions of IRP-P, designated by different numbers. For example, IRP-P-4 includes stewed pork, pearl barley with beef, buckwheat with beef, stewed minced meat, fruit jam, crispbread and fruit drink concentrate. This is according to the law. In practice, in the early 2000s, only Soviet stew and chopped groats could be issued as part of the ration.

Military Academy of Radiation, Chemical and Biological Defense named after Marshal of the Soviet Union S.K. Timoshenko

Russian government officials have been talking about the possibility of using an atomic bomb for three years now. For example, Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev, as journalists have calculated, has threatened the "smart guys in NATO" with a nuclear strike 12 times since the start of the war.

Army slang. This is the name given to soldiers' and officers' shops and refreshments, where you can buy something for tea and items of army uniform.

Army slang. "To beat the bed" means to align the edges of the blanket at the bedside.

A TV show on Soviet TV where you could see foreign singers.

The orderly is obliged to watch the weapons storage room, not to allow unauthorized persons into the room, to report to the duty officer of the company about all incidents, to wake up the personnel at the general wake-up call, as well as at night in case of an alarm, to monitor the cleanliness and order in the rooms, not to allow servicemen to leave the room undressed in cold weather; to ensure that servicemen smoke, clean their shoes and clothes only in the rooms designated for this purpose. The orderly is prohibited from sitting down, taking off equipment and unbuttoning clothes.

The legendary Soviet port wine 777. It was nicknamed "Three Axes" not only because of the resemblance of the three sevens to a tool, but also, as they said, because it delivered a triple blow: to the head, liver and legs.

However, it is rather surprising that the school lands have not yet been completely built up - the area almost in the city center has been empty for 20 years. In 2012, a plot of land for a market was almost "bitten off" from the educational institution's lands. In 2019, the entire property complex was almost sold.

The concept of a "white [military] ticket" appeared in the Soviet Union. At that time, such a document was issued to unreliable individuals, as well as unhealthy young men who, due to their health, were subject to conscription only into the rear militia. It did not allow participation in elections, and often prevented the owner from finding a decent job.

Some missiles are on combat duty in silos. Their launch complexes, where officers are on duty, are also located underground.

The average pension in the Russian Federation, according to Rosstat, is 20,9 thousand rubles.

A global confrontation between two blocs of states with different social and economic systems (socialist, led by the USSR, and capitalist, led by the USA). 1946 – 1991.

After its liquidation, a training center for missile forces and artillery operated here, where conscripts—privates and sergeants—were trained.

He is closely connected with the Saratov region: he was born here, graduated from the Saratov Institute of Agricultural Mechanization, and began his political career in the Saratov Regional Duma.

The book tells about the beginning of the development of the Kolyma gold mining region in the 1930s using the specific methods of Dalstroi. Shalamov said that "this 'book' was written by a scoundrel" and called it "shameless chatter", Solzhenitsyn called it "varnishing reality".

Sergei Korolev was an outstanding Soviet design engineer (1906-1966), one of the founders of the rocket and space industry. In 1938, he was arrested, accused of "sabotage" and under torture confessed to being guilty, and received ten years in the camps. He served his term at the Kolyma gold mine "Maldyak", where he almost died in the general labor. In 1940, after the sentence was reviewed and reduced to eight years, he was sent to a sharashka (colloquial name for a prison-type research institute and design bureau, subordinate to the NKVD/MVD of the USSR, where convicted scientists, engineers and technicians worked), where he continued his scientific work.

"Zavtra" is a newspaper by writer and publicist Alexander Prokhanov, published since 1990. It combines the ideas of communist revanchism, imperialism and monarchism with the denial of liberal values and the justification of totalitarian methods of governing the state, especially Stalin's. Since the mid-XNUMXs, it has supported Putin's policies.

All-Russian Extraordinary Commission, a special body for combating counterrevolution and sabotage.

After the revolution, Eduard Berzin was one of the commanders of the "Latvian riflemen", and from 1921 served in the VChK-OGPU-NKVD system. In 1926, he was appointed head of the construction of the Vishera chemical plants and pulp and paper mill in the Northern Urals; the work was carried out by prisoners of the Vishlag created for these purposes. From 1931, he became the head of "Dalstroi", in 1937 he was arrested on charges of creating an "anti-Soviet terrorist organization", in 1938 he was shot, and in 1956 he was posthumously rehabilitated.

Memorial is an international historical, educational, human rights and charitable society founded in 1989 to study political repressions in the USSR. Subsequently, the society also took up human rights work. In 2016, the Ministry of Justice included Memorial in the register of "foreign agents"; on December 29, 2021, at the request of the prosecutor's office, the Moscow City Court liquidated Memorial. In October 2022, Memorial was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.

Healthcare workers providing assistance to SVO participants receive "social payments". Their amount ranges from 20 thousand rubles (for junior medical personnel providing assistance in hospitals, ambulances and forensic medical examination institutions) to 100 thousand rubles per month (for heads of medical institutions, heads of surgical departments, surgeons, anesthesiologists and resuscitators participating in surgical operations, senior doctors and emergency and urgent care doctors, doctors conducting forensic medical examinations). The specific amount of payment depends on the position held and the total time worked.

In Novosibirsk Oblast, the heads and representatives of construction companies actually sit in the City Council (at least five construction deputies in the current convocation) and the regional Legislative Assembly (more than ten deputies). The most famous construction companies associated with the City Council and Legislative Assembly deputies are GC ViraStroy, GC Rastsvetai, KPD-Gazstroy, OOO Sibir-Razvitie, Pervyi Stroitelny Fond and others.

DOM.rf is a state organization, a financial institution for development in the housing sector. It deals with state programs to support developers, finance housing construction and involve unused lands in federal ownership into circulation.

The idea of creating a park-museum (and then a network of parks across the country) belongs to Bishop Tikhon Shevkunov of Yegoryevsk, who is considered Putin's spiritual mentor. The museums are being built under the patronage of the Council for Culture (part of the Russian Orthodox Church), as well as with the support of the Russian government. Russian historians criticized the museums for "monstrous historical unprofessionalism" and demanded an examination, finding historical inaccuracies and disregard for facts in the exhibits. The examination was not carried out. In 2021, Putin approved the idea of including the "Russia - My History" parks in the national project "Education". On November 12, 2017, the museum was opened in Novosibirsk. It cost 570 million rubles. 80% of the amount was allocated from the regional budget, 100 million were provided by Gazprom.

The interlocutor means that such injuries can turn a person into a “vegetable”.

Means that the soldier was determined to return.

The team has a supply of oxygen with them to supply it to the wounded on artificial ventilation.

This refers to those who help civilians.

According to the latest population census, 22 people speak Negidal, and 14 use it in everyday life.

According to the latest population census, 3180 people speak the Nanai language, and 2543 people use it in everyday life. Most of them are rural residents.

Small figurines with human features, into which the shaman infuses spirit. Used as amulets, healing spirits and helpers.

Soviet singer, Nanat by nationality. He performed from the 1950s to the 1980s. The most famous hit from the 70s is “I’ll Take You to the Tundra.” He sang in Russian.

Seva explains that he took the phrase from Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche’s book on neurophysiology and Buddhism. Its approximate meaning: unhindered freedom of the mind, freedom of the mind to experience anything.

Sharpened is a commonly used term in Z-space that denotes the process of destroying “living force”. If after the operation, say, only 30% of the platoon’s fighters are left who are able to hold weapons in their hands— the platoon was ground down. Platoon, company, battalion - it doesn’t matter. Two years ago this term was rare, but now it is simply used casually. But it is impossible to imagine that on Channel One someone would say that “the battalion has been wiped out.” These realities simply cannot intersect. And it is all the more important to study this space, because even if it is a distorted mirror, in this distorted mirror the war is reflected much more clearly and accurately than in the official media than on Channel One. And it shows the scale of the utter horror that this war represents.

Of interview with "NeMoskva" Ivan Filippov, author of the telegram channel "All Quiet on the Zzzzz Western Front"

Temporary housing offered to slum dwellers when there is a threat of collapse.

Floor-standing toilet that requires squatting when using.

The portal MinZhKHKH.ru states that major repairs to the roof of the building are planned for 2026.

Such programs have been in effect since 1991. Descendants of deported Germans who returned to the Volga region could receive a loan from the German government to purchase housing. According to estimates by the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Germany allocated 800 million marks to support Russian Germans.

The mass exodus of Russians from Kyrgyzstan began in 1991 after the country gained independence. Of the 916 thousand Russians living in Kyrgyzstan at the time of the 1989 census, 40% left – mainly to Russia. “Russians are faced with manifestations of inequality every day,” argued the president of the Slavic Diaspora association, calling it “velvet discrimination.”

A strip foundation is a closed loop under the load-bearing structures of a building, made of concrete or reinforced concrete elements.

This refers to the restoration of the porch of a local church. It was collapsed, old, but they made a new one.

Ekhalov Artel is a project of the same Anatoly Ekhalov, which, according to the creator’s plan, recreates the traditions of mutual assistance. Artel members help restore destroyed houses and cultural heritage sites; support those who need help with housework. They chop wood, repair fences, clear debris, help with haymaking and other tasks. The artel includes more than a hundred people.

The Mezen horse is an element of Mezen painting, one of the most ancient Russian artistic crafts. Represents the sun.

After the conservatory, Pavel worked for seven years as a soloist with the Kursk Regional Philharmonic, then for three years with the Kurgan Philharmonic.

In the village, some collect passengers and take them to Khabarovsk or Pereyaslavka, the regional center. Sharing is cheaper

A village on the Amur, in the Khabarovsk Territory. There is a border post on the border with China here.

Part 2 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation

The ethnopolitical conflict in Transcaucasia between Azerbaijanis and Armenians around Nagorno-Karabakh, which began in 1988.

In the Korenovsky district, according to the law on silence, you cannot make noise from 23 pm to 7 am.

Gas from canisters dissolves better in fat, so it is better to wash it off with milk or oil rather than water.

Photos with signature sheets are at the disposal of the editors.

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Judging by the project documentation, iron oxide, nitrogen dioxide, nitrogen oxide, sulfur dioxide, and dust containing silicon will rise into the air. If the maximum permissible concentration is violated, all these substances cause irritation of the respiratory tract, destruction of the lungs and pleura, disrupt liver function and lead to gastric diseases.

The federal project “Clean Air” is part of the national project “Ecology”. Its implementation began in 2018. “Clean air” affected cities such as Omsk, Krasnoyarsk, and Chelyabinsk. The project involves the closure of old production facilities, the transition to gas heating instead of boiler houses, the reconstruction of existing production facilities, the launch of transport using environmentally friendly fuel, and most importantly, the reduction of emissions from the main hazardous enterprises concentrated in cities.

These are the enterprises that most pollute the atmosphere, land and water. Their work is accompanied by environmental risks, but it is impossible to stop it, since the enterprises are of great importance for the economy or defense capability of the country. The classification of enterprises into this category is regulated by Resolution No. 2398 of December 31.12.2020, XNUMX.

This is the name given to those who transport goods for sale as if for themselves - this way they do not have to pay customs duties

Ksenia Fadeeva, ex-head of Navalny’s Tomsk Headquarters

Investigation by Tomsk historian Denis Karagodin about the execution of his great-grandfather Stepan Karagodin by NKVD officers on January 21, 1938. (karagodin.org/)

Mass repressive action of the NKVD against citizens of Polish nationality living in the Soviet Union. At least 139 people were repressed and at least 835 people were killed, all of them were accused of belonging to a certain Polish military organization.

Maxim Nezlobin is the brother of stand-up comedian Alexander Nezlobin, who left Russia. In 2022, Maxim Nezlobin was convicted under the articles “Fraud”, “Illegal participation in business activities”, “Receiving a large-scale bribe”, “Abuse of official powers”. He was sentenced to five years in a general regime colony and a fine of 4 million rubles.

The “Last Address” project is a public initiative whose goal is to perpetuate the memory of people who became victims of political repression during the years of Soviet power. As part of the project, personal memorial signs are placed on the facades of houses that became the last lifetime addresses of victims of repression. More details on the website www.poslednyadres.ru

The title uses a pun on consonance. The journey from Yekaterinburg to Poldnevaya takes approximately half a day.

Mrachkovsky Sergei Vitalievich (1888-1936) - Russian revolutionary, Soviet painter, first head of the construction of the BAM, member of the Left Opposition.

Special settlement (settlement) is a type of political repression, eviction from a place of residence, mainly to remote areas of the country, without a judicial or quasi-judicial procedure, without the right to leave the locality of residence.

Listed below are those who were involved in both the execution and the cases of Yamov and Annetsky

Undermining state industry, transport, trade, monetary circulation or credit system, as well as cooperation, committed for counter-revolutionary purposes through the corresponding use of state institutions and enterprises, or counteracting their normal activities, as well as the use of state institutions and enterprises or counteracting their activities, committed in interests of former owners or interested capitalist organizations.

Any kind of organizational activity aimed at preparing or committing crimes provided for in this chapter, as well as participation in an organization formed for preparing or committing one of the crimes.

A technique for decorating facade walls (and sometimes ceramics), in which the surface is scratched to different depths, resulting in the creation of a relief.

Governor of the Perm Territory in 2005-2012.

Propaganda or agitation containing a call for the overthrow, disruption or weakening of Soviet power or for the commission of certain counter-revolutionary crimes.

Reich Minister of the Interior of Nazi Germany, one of the main organizers of the Holocaust.

Now Dalnerechensk, Primorsky Territory. Until 1938, Khabarovsk and Primorsky Krai were one region.

Since 1913, the lower ranks of the army were awarded the Cross of St. George - it was the highest award for soldiers and non-commissioned officers for military merit and courage shown in battle.

Mass rallies began in Khabarovsk after July 9, 2020. Governor Furgal was sentenced to 22 years in prison on charges of contract murder. Activists considered his case political and held protests regularly until the beginning of the year 2024. But on February 22, the court declared their movement extremist (even though formally no “movement” exists).

Traditional in the Russian Church, a general term for designating one or another church disciplinary punishment provided for by the ecclesiastical law of the Orthodox Church.

Russian officials are not satisfied, first of all, with the fact that the document does not recognize homosexuality as a disease, and all points related to transgenderism are transferred from the section of mental illnesses to sexual disorders. Now this is officially not a mental illness, but “gender incongruity” - a condition related to sexual health.

A psychologist (who conducts the initial diagnosis), a psychotherapist, and a psychiatrist (who has the right to prescribe antidepressants, antipsychotics, etc.) can work with PTSD. It all depends on the severity of the patient’s condition.

What did we think? According to the latest estimates from the BBC and Mediazona, 56452 Russian servicemen were killed during the invasion of Ukraine. "Important Stories" estimates that at least 70 thousand people died. According to Michael Kofman, an expert at the Center for Naval Analysis (USA), for every Russian military personnel killed in Ukraine, there are about 3,5 wounded.

As stated in the project’s telegram channel, victims of torture, domestic violence, and bullying in educational institutions can contact them

For sentences where a fine is chosen as punishment, the criminal record is removed one year from the date of payment of the funds; this period has not yet expired by that time.

Extracts from the Unified State Register of Real Estate (USRN) for land.

In any case, local media and authorities call him the owner. In the Rusprofile database, the founders of the consumer cooperative “Sazonovsky Bakery” until 2021 are listed as individuals; after 2021, the information was not updated. It is also known that the bakery is part of Soyuzkoop (Regional Union of Consumer Cooperatives), whose founder is called Natalya Tolokonnikova.

A consumer society is a voluntary association of citizens and (or) legal entities, created, as a rule, on a territorial basis, on the basis of membership through the pooling of property shares by its members for trading, procurement, production and other activities in order to satisfy the material and other needs of its members . As stated on the VOPO website, its main activity is the rental and management of its own or leased non-residential real estate.

The plant is powered by a high-pressure gas pipeline, which ensures its operation and supplies it with heat.

According to the Associated Press, up to 600 people could have died.

The Mariupol Drama Theater was built in 1960. On March 16, 2022, Russian troops attacked the building. At that time, people were hiding in it.

The disbanded special forces unit under the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine existed from 1992 to 2014.

In 1992 he was Prime Minister of Ukraine, and from 1994 to 2005 - President. The only president of Ukraine elected for two consecutive terms.

The comic tells about the life of a boy in a front-line village, whose parents were taken “to the basement.” The military then took the guy in.

It can be found in the State Historical Library of Russia. This study covers the period from 2013 to 2016. It describes the causes and origins of Russian aggression against Ukraine, the history of the formation of imperial attitudes towards Ukrainians. It is based on interviews with residents of eastern and southern Ukraine and a discussion of the field data obtained with Western partners. Among other things, he wrote articles on nationalism and advised the governments of the United States, Canada and Japan on the development of post-Soviet republics.

In Ukraine, he is considered a prominent radical far-right activist. In Russia, a criminal case has been opened against him for participating in battles on the side of Ichkeria in 1994-1995. In 2014, his Brotherhood party in Russia was included in the list of extremist organizations and banned. Korchinsky himself is included in the list of terrorists and extremists and was arrested in absentia. In Ukraine, he was not successful in the presidential elections and in 2004 he received 0,17% of the votes.

The magazine is published by the Ukrainian Center for Independent Political Research. On the center's website, the earliest available online number dates back to 2015.

Local History Museum of the Khabarovsk Territory, founded in 1894. Among the museum's leaders were famous researchers of the Far East - Vladimir Arsenyev and Vsevolod Sysoev. The museum's collection includes more than 500 items.

Protest that began in November 2013. Residents of Ukraine were in favor of the country's course towards joining the EU.

Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, Ukrainian Insurgent Army, “Bandera”

Ritual hitching posts and trees among the Buryats, Yakuts, Altaians and other related peoples. Serge shows that the place where it is installed has an owner

The science of relief and the history of its development. Associated with a number of sciences, including archaeology

A photographic plan of the area in which the earth's surface and objects are tied to coordinates

A scientific and technical discipline that deals with determining the shape, size, position and other characteristics of objects from their photographic images, through assembling several photographs into one three-dimensional image.

This is what archaeologists call a place that, during reconnaissance, shows the location of a former ancient dwelling - usually this is a small hole that is visible when photographing the area.

A composition that is applied to stone cleared of organic matter and repels water. It does not allow plants to germinate, linger and rot on the surface of the drawings.

Volunteers use large volumes of water to extinguish a peat fire. Using a pump, they pump water out of the nearest reservoir, dig out and fill the smoldering hearth.

The camp was organized by the Voluntary Forest Fire Society and has been running annually since 2008, from May to September. Volunteers are trained to extinguish fires (previously the training was carried out by Greenpeace, now the same specialists do this, but no longer under the organization’s supervision) and help fight fires in the Ladoga Skerries Nature Reserve.

Rock massif northwest of Yekaterinburg

A movement that originated in London. Unites athletes from all over the world. Every week they organize five-kilometer runs in the parks.

In 2021, elections to the regional legislative assembly and the State Duma were held.

Insect protection suit.

Former Ural State Technical University. Upon merger with the Ural State University named after. A. M. Gorky was transformed into the Ural Federal University.

A non-profit organization that teaches rules of behavior in extreme and emergency situations.

“Assemble a line” - that is, assemble a pipeline from fire hoses to deliver water to the fire extinguishing site.

A thunderstorm that occurs at high temperatures with little or no precipitation.

Places where the fire had already burned out and it was already useless to extinguish it.

A burning strip bordering the outer contour of a fire.

One of the sources of information about a possible fire. Flying over the Earth, satellites record significant increases in temperature in certain areas. These points appear on the interactive fire map.

Pro-government non-profit organization created by German Gref to develop Vladimir Putin's first economic program in 1999-2000.

The total fertility rate shows how many births one woman would give birth to throughout the entire reproductive period from 15 to 50 years, if the birth rate of the year for which the indicator is calculated was maintained at each age.

The preferential connection was in effect since 2009 and applied to houses located no further than 300 meters from power lines in the city and no further than 500 meters in the village.

According to official statistics, the average salary in the region is 51,3 thousand rubles.

Ouija board

A board for Ouija sessions to call the souls of the dead with the letters of the alphabet, numbers from 0 to 9, the words “yes” and “no” printed on it, and with a special tablet-pointer.

** Russian authorities recognized Ruslan Gabbasov as a foreign agent (21.10.2022/17.02.2023/XNUMX), Rosfinmonitoring added him to the list of terrorists and extremists (XNUMX/XNUMX/XNUMX)

* Rosfinmonitoring added Fail Alsynov to the list of terrorists and extremists (16.01.2024/XNUMX/XNUMX)

“Circle of Warmth” is a group supportive psychological training for women of all ages.

The name “rudnaya” or “kurnaya” means that the hut is heated in black. This heating method was common in the Russian North and some other regions, because this way the room retains more heat.

Heaven is a ceiling structure in the form of a gently sloping truncated pyramid (less often flat) in the wooden architecture of churches of the Russian North

Restoring one wooden temple can cost up to 10 million rubles

The conservation and restoration of wooden architecture monuments in the Arkhangelsk region is mainly carried out by public organizations, such as “Common Cause” and “Verenitsa”. They carry out work, as a rule, with public donations, which are collected on Internet sites. Alexander Matyukhin cooperates with both organizations, but more often works with Verenitsa. The foundation involves his team in working on monuments in the Kargopol region.

According to the regional prosecutor's office, in 2015 in the Arkhangelsk region, out of 1849 monuments of wooden architecture, only 398 were in satisfactory condition, 609 were in unsatisfactory condition, 409 were in emergency condition, and 413 were lost. Over the course of eight years, the situation has only changed for the worse.

For a standard salad bowl "Olivie" required: 400 grams of potatoes, 300 grams of carrots, 200 grams of cucumbers, 400 grams of sausage, 200 grams of canned peas, 5 eggs, 200 grams of mayonnaise, as well as salt and pepper to taste.

For a standard salad bowl "Mimosa" required: 350 grams of potatoes, 250 grams of carrots, 5 eggs, 150 grams of onions, 250 grams of canned fish, 150 grams of mayonnaise, as well as salt and pepper to taste.

For a standard salad bowl "Herring under a fur coat" required: 300 grams of chopped herring, 400 grams of beets, 600 grams of potatoes, 250 grams of carrots, 100 grams of onions, 100 grams of mayonnaise, as well as salt and pepper to taste.

According to the mobile operator, Polynova called Nazarova on April 8, 9 and 10, 2017: five connections lasting from 2 to 126 seconds.
On the evening of April 30, the duration of the conversation was 52 seconds. Two more calls were made on May 1: 12 and 42 seconds.
In addition, base stations in the area of the rented apartment recorded Polynova’s phone on April 9, 10, 13, 14, 16 and 27.

In an interview with Meduza**, Poltavets said that the murder was coordinated with other defendants in the Network case*. First of all, with Dmitry Pchelintsev.
There is no reference to this point in Maxim Ivankin’s confessional testimony. As follows from the interrogations, the defendant planned the murder only with Alexey Poltavets, no one else knew about it.

Republic of Adygea – Marat Kumpilov
Altai Republic – Oleg Khorokhordin
Republic of Bashkortostan – Radiy Khabirov
Republic of Buryatia – Alexey Tsydenov
Republic of Dagestan – Sergey Melikov
Republic of Mordovia – Artem Zdunov
Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) – Aisen Nikolaev
Republic of North Ossetia-Alania – Sergey Menyailo
Republic of Khakassia – Valentin Konovalov
Krasnodar region – Veniamin Kondratiev
Perm region – Dmitry Makhonin
Khabarovsk Territory – Mikhail Degtyarev
Arkhangelsk region – Alexander Tsybulsky
Astrakhan region – Igor Babushkin
Bryansk region – Alexander Bogomaz
Voronezh region – Alexander Gusev
Kemerovo region - Kuzbass - Sergey Tsivilev
Lipetsk region – Igor Artamonov
Magadan region – Sergey Nosov
Oryol region – Andrey Klychkov
Penza region – Oleg Melnichenko
Pskov region – Mikhail Vedernikov
Ulyanovsk region – Alexey Russkikh
Tyumen region – Alexander Moor
St. Petersburg – Alexander Beglov
Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Ugra - Natalya Komarova

Kabardino-Balkarian Republic – Kazbek Kokov
Karachay-Cherkess Republic – Rashid Temrezov
Komi Republic – Vladimir Uiba
Republic of Mari El – Yuri Zaitsev
Republic of Tyva – Vladislav Khovalyg
Chechen Republic – Ramzan Kadyrov
Chuvash Republic – Oleg Nikolaev
Primorsky Territory – Oleg Kozhemyako
Vladimir region – Alexander Avdeev
Vologda region – Georgy Filimonov
Kaluga region – Vladislav Shapsha
Kostroma region – Sergey Sitnikov
Leningrad region – Alexander Drozdenko
Moscow region – Andrey Vorobyov
Ryazan region – Pavel Malkov
Saratov region – Roman Busargin
Smolensk region – Vasily Anokhin
Stavropol Territory – Vladimir Vladimirov
Yaroslavl region – Mikhail Evraev
Jewish Autonomous Region – Rostislav Goldstein
Nenets Autonomous Okrug – Yuri Bezdudny

Belgorod region – Vyacheslav Gladkov
Kurgan region – Vadim Shumkov
Moscow region – Andrey Vorobyov
Ryazan region – Pavel Malkov
Samara region – Dmitry Azarov
Yaroslavl region – Mikhail Evraev
Moscow – Sergei Sobyanin

Republic of Adygea – Marat Kumpilov
Altai Republic – Oleg Khorokhordin
Republic of Bashkortostan – Radiy Khabirov
Republic of Buryatia – Alexey Tsydenov
Republic of Dagestan – Sergey Melikov
Republic of Ingushetia – Makhmud-Ali Kalimatov
Kabardino-Balkarian Republic – Kazbek Kokov
Republic of Kalmykia – Batu Khasikov
Karachay-Cherkess Republic – Rashid Temrezov
Republic of Karelia – Artur Parfenchikov
Komi Republic – Vladimir Uiba
Republic of Mari El – Yuri Zaitsev
Republic of Mordovia – Artem Zdunov
Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) – Aisen Nikolaev
Republic of North Ossetia-Alania – Sergey Menyailo
Republic of Tatarstan – Rustam Minnikhanov
Republic of Tyva – Vladislav Khovalyg
Udmurt Republic – Alexander Brechalov
Republic of Khakassia – Valentin Konovalov
Chechen Republic – Ramzan Kadyrov
Chuvash Republic – Oleg Nikolaev
Altai Territory – Viktor Tomenko
Trans-Baikal Territory – Alexander Osipov
Kamchatka Territory – Vladimir Solodov
Krasnodar region – Veniamin Kondratiev
Krasnoyarsk Territory – Mikhail Kotyukov
Perm region – Dmitry Makhonin
Primorsky Territory – Oleg Kozhemyako
Stavropol Territory – Vladimir Vladimirov
Khabarovsk Territory – Mikhail Degtyarev
Amur Region – Vasily Orlov
Arkhangelsk region – Alexander Tsybulsky
Astrakhan region – Igor Babushkin
Bryansk region – Alexander Bogomaz
Vladimir region – Alexander Avdeev
Vologda region – Georgy Filimonov
Voronezh region – Alexander Gusev
Irkutsk region – Igor Kobzev
Kaliningrad region – Anton Alikhanov
Kaluga region – Vladislav Shapsha
Kemerovo region - Kuzbass - Sergey Tsivilev
Kirov region – Alexander Sokolov
Kostroma region – Sergey Sitnikov
Kursk region – Roman Starovoyt
Leningrad region – Alexander Drozdenko
Lipetsk region – Igor Artamonov
Magadan region – Sergey Nosov
Moscow region – Andrey Vorobyov
Murmansk region – Andrey Chibis
Nizhny Novgorod region – Gleb Nikitin
Novgorod region – Andrey Nikitin
Novosibirsk region – Alexey Travnikov
Omsk region – Vitaly Khotsenko
Orenburg region – Denis Pasler
Oryol region – Andrey Klychkov
Penza region – Oleg Melnichenko
Pskov region – Mikhail Vedernikov
Rostov region – Vasily Golubev
Ryazan region – Pavel Malkov
Saratov region – Roman Busargin
Sakhalin region – Valery Limarenko
Smolensk region – Vasily Anokhin
Tambov region – Maxim Egorov
Tomsk region – Vladimir Mazur
Tyumen region – Alexander Moor
Ulyanovsk region – Alexey Russkikh
Chelyabinsk region – Alexey Teksler
St. Petersburg – Alexander Beglov
Jewish Autonomous Region – Rostislav Goldstein
Nenets Autonomous Okrug – Yuri Bezdudny
Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Ugra - Natalya Komarova
Chukotka Autonomous Okrug – Vladislav Kuznetsov
Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug – Dmitry Artyukhov

Vladimir region – Alexander Avdeev
Vologda region – Georgy Filimonov
Irkutsk region – Igor Kobzev
Kaluga region – Vladislav Shapsha
Kirov region – Alexander Sokolov
Kostroma region – Sergey Sitnikov
Krasnoyarsk Territory – Mikhail Kotyukov
Leningrad region – Alexander Drozdenko
Moscow region – Andrey Vorobyov
Murmansk region – Andrey Chibis
Nenets Autonomous Okrug – Yuri Bezdudny
Novgorod region – Andrey Nikitin
Orenburg region – Denis Pasler
Ryazan region – Pavel Malkov
Saratov region – Roman Busargin
Sakhalin region – Valery Limarenko
Smolensk region – Vasily Anokhin
Tomsk region – Vladimir Mazur
Yaroslavl region – Mikhail Evraev
Republic of Ingushetia – Makhmud-Ali Kalimatov
Kabardino-Balkarian Republic – Kazbek Kokov
Karachay-Cherkess Republic – Rashid Temrezov
Komi Republic – Vladimir Uiba
Republic of Mari El – Yuri Zaitsev
Republic of Tatarstan – Rustam Minnikhanov
Udmurt Republic – Alexander Brechalov
Chechen Republic – Ramzan Kadyrov
Chuvash Republic – Oleg Nikolaev
Republic of Tyva – Vladislav Khovalyg
Kamchatka Territory – Vladimir Solodov
Krasnodar region – Veniamin Kondratiev
Primorsky Territory – Oleg Kozhemyako
Stavropol Territory – Vladimir Vladimirov
Jewish Autonomous Region – Rostislav Goldstein
Chukotka Autonomous Okrug – Vladislav Kuznetsov

Republic of Mordovia – Artem Zdunov
Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) – Aisen Nikolaev
Republic of North Ossetia-Alania – Sergey Menyailo
Kamchatka Territory – Vladimir Solodov
Primorsky Territory – Oleg Kozhemyako
Voronezh region – Alexander Gusev
Kostroma region – Sergey Sitnikov
Krasnodar region – Veniamin Kondratiev
Kursk region – Roman Starovoyt
Orenburg region – Denis Pasler
Oryol region – Andrey Klychkov
Jewish Autonomous Region – Rostislav Goldstein
Chukotka Autonomous Okrug – Vladislav Kuznetsov

Komi Republic – Vladimir Uiba
Kamchatka Territory – Vladimir Solodov
Voronezh region – Alexander Gusev
Kursk region – Roman Starovoyt
Magadan region – Sergey Nosov
Oryol region – Andrey Klychkov
Sakhalin region – Valery Limarenko
Jewish Autonomous Region – Rostislav Goldstein

Republic of Adygea – Marat Kumpilov
Altai Republic – Oleg Khorokhordin
Republic of Bashkortostan – Radiy Khabirov
Republic of Buryatia – Alexey Tsydenov
Republic of Dagestan – Sergey Melikov
Republic of Kalmykia – Batu Khasikov
Republic of Karelia – Artur Parfenchikov
Republic of Mordovia – Artem Zdunov
Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) – Aisen Nikolaev
Republic of North Ossetia-Alania – Sergey Menyailo
Republic of Khakassia – Valentin Konovalov
Altai Territory – Viktor Tomenko
Trans-Baikal Territory – Alexander Osipov
Perm region – Dmitry Makhonin
Khabarovsk Territory – Mikhail Degtyarev
Amur Region – Vasily Orlov
Arkhangelsk region – Alexander Tsybulsky
Astrakhan region – Igor Babushkin
Belgorod region – Vyacheslav Gladkov
Bryansk region – Alexander Bogomaz
Voronezh region – Alexander Gusev
Kaliningrad region – Anton Alikhanov
Kemerovo region - Kuzbass - Sergey Tsivilev
Kurgan region – Vadim Shumkov
Kursk region – Roman Starovoyt
Lipetsk region – Igor Artamonov
Magadan region – Sergey Nosov
Nizhny Novgorod region – Gleb Nikitin
Novosibirsk region – Alexey Travnikov
Omsk region – Vitaly Khotsenko
Oryol region – Andrey Klychkov
Penza region – Oleg Melnichenko
Pskov region – Mikhail Vedernikov
Rostov region – Vasily Golubev
Dmitry Azarov – Samara region
Tambov region – Maxim Egorov
Tyumen region – Alexander Moor
Ulyanovsk region – Alexey Russkikh
Chelyabinsk region – Alexey Teksler
Moscow – Sergei Sobyanin
St. Petersburg – Alexander Beglov
Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Ugra - Natalya Komarova
Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug – Dmitry Artyukhov

Republic of Ingushetia – Makhmud-Ali Kalimatov
Republic of Kalmykia – Batu Khasikov
Republic of Karelia – Artur Parfenchikov
Republic of Tatarstan – Rustam Minnikhanov
Udmurt Republic – Alexander Brechalov
Altai Territory – Viktor Tomenko
Trans-Baikal Territory – Alexander Osipov
Kamchatka Territory – Vladimir Solodov
Krasnoyarsk Territory – Mikhail Kotyukov
Amur Region – Vasily Orlov
Irkutsk region – Igor Kobzev
Kaliningrad region – Anton Alikhanov
Kirov region – Alexander Sokolov
Kursk region – Roman Starovoyt
Murmansk region – Andrey Chibis
Nizhny Novgorod region – Gleb Nikitin
Novgorod region – Andrey Nikitin
Novosibirsk region – Alexey Travnikov
Omsk region – Vitaly Khotsenko
Orenburg region – Denis Pasler
Rostov region – Vasily Golubev
Sakhalin region – Valery Limarenko
Tambov region – Maxim Egorov
Tomsk region – Vladimir Mazur
Chelyabinsk region – Alexey Teksler
Chukotka Autonomous Okrug – Vladislav Kuznetsov
Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug – Dmitry Artyukhov

Republic of Adygea – Marat Kumpilov
Republic of Dagestan – Sergey Melikov
Republic of Khakassia – Valentin Konovalov
Perm region – Dmitry Makhonin
Astrakhan region – Igor Babushkin
Bryansk region – Alexander Bogomaz
Vladimir region – Alexander Avdeev
Vologda region – Georgy Filimonov
Lipetsk region – Igor Artamonov
Magadan region – Sergey Nosov
Oryol region – Andrey Klychkov
Ulyanovsk region – Alexey Russkikh
Nenets Autonomous Okrug – Yuri Bezdudny

Altai Republic – Oleg Khorokhordin
Republic of Bashkortostan – Radiy Khabirov
Republic of Buryatia – Alexey Tsydenov
Kabardino-Balkarian Republic – Kazbek Kokov
Karachay-Cherkess Republic – Rashid Temrezov
Komi Republic – Vladimir Uiba
Republic of Mari El – Yuri Zaitsev
Republic of Mordovia – Artem Zdunov
Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) – Aisen Nikolaev
Republic of North Ossetia-Alania – Sergey Menyailo
Republic of Tyva – Vladislav Khovalyg
Chechen Republic – Ramzan Kadyrov
Chuvash Republic – Oleg Nikolaev
Krasnodar region – Veniamin Kondratiev
Primorsky Territory – Oleg Kozhemyako
Khabarovsk Territory – Mikhail Degtyarev
Arkhangelsk region – Alexander Tsybulsky
Voronezh region – Alexander Gusev
Kaluga region – Vladislav Shapsha
Kemerovo region - Kuzbass - Sergey Tsivilev
Kostroma region – Sergey Sitnikov
Leningrad region – Alexander Drozdenko
Penza region – Oleg Melnichenko
Pskov region – Mikhail Vedernikov
Saratov region – Roman Busargin
Smolensk region – Vasily Anokhin
Stavropol Territory – Vladimir Vladimirov
Tyumen region – Alexander Moor
St. Petersburg – Alexander Beglov
Jewish Autonomous Region – Rostislav Goldstein
Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Ugra - Natalya Komarova

Republic of Ingushetia – Makhmud-Ali Kalimatov
Republic of Tatarstan – Rustam Minnikhanov
Udmurt Republic – Alexander Brechalov
Kamchatka Territory – Vladimir Solodov
Krasnoyarsk Territory – Mikhail Kotyukov
Irkutsk region – Igor Kobzev
Kirov region – Alexander Sokolov
Murmansk region – Andrey Chibis
Novgorod region – Andrey Nikitin
Orenburg region – Denis Pasler
Sakhalin region – Valery Limarenko
Tomsk region – Vladimir Mazur
Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug – Dmitry Artyukhov

Republic of Buryatia – Alexey Tsydenov
Kabardino-Balkarian Republic – Kazbek Kokov
Karachay-Cherkess Republic – Rashid Temrezov
Republic of Karelia – Artur Parfenchikov
Republic of Tatarstan – Rustam Minnikhanov
Republic of Tyva – Vladislav Khovalyg
Udmurt Republic – Alexander Brechalov
Chechen Republic – Ramzan Kadyrov
Primorsky Territory – Oleg Kozhemyako
Voronezh region – Alexander Gusev
Irkutsk region – Igor Kobzev
Kaliningrad region – Anton Alikhanov
Kaluga region – Vladislav Shapsha
Leningrad region – Alexander Drozdenko
Murmansk region – Andrey Chibis
Novgorod region – Andrey Nikitin
Orenburg region – Denis Pasler
Saratov region – Roman Busargin
Sakhalin region – Valery Limarenko
Penza region – Oleg Melnichenko
Pskov region – Mikhail Vedernikov
Rostov region – Vasily Golubev
Tambov region – Maxim Egorov
Tyumen region – Alexander Moor
Jewish Autonomous Region – Rostislav Goldstein
Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Ugra - Natalya Komarova
Chukotka Autonomous Okrug – Vladislav Kuznetsov

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