How migraines make people lose their jobs, families, and the will to live, while society advises them to "take a citramone and stop whining."
"Your head is not your ass, tie it up and lie down." Read more
Singing communists, Satanic parking, and horses instead of AI-95: #ShameReview from "NotMoscow" The latest edition of the "ShameReview" column from the editors of "NotMoscow" collects the most curious and strange news from the regions. Among them are:
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Euro-2 standard water? Hot water quality requirements have been temporarily lowered in the Sverdlovsk region. Officials in the Sverdlovsk region have lowered the hygienic requirements for hot water quality. The changes affect Yekaterinburg and Verkhnyaya Pyshma.
Water quality requirements have been lowered in the Sverdlovsk region. Read more
An attack on a fuel oil terminal in Kuban, Gorinov's complaints of poisoning, and a surge in weddings: Non-Moscow news overnight 🔹 An apartment building caught fire in Novorossiysk after an attack from Ukraine, Astra reports.
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An attack on the Saratov Oil Refinery, a contract for a convicted former deputy governor, and checkpoints due to cattle infection in Buryatia: overnight news. Drones attacked an oil refinery in the Saratov region, and 24-hour checkpoints were set up at the borders of Buryatia.
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A state of emergency has been declared in the Irkutsk region, and livestock are being culled due to lumpy skin disease. Residents are protesting, alleging violations and cruel slaughter.
In the Irkutsk region, cattle are being euthanized due to lumpy skin disease. Read more
A second fire at an oil depot near the Sochi airport, a punishment cell for a Kazan activist, and stickers in support of Lida Moniava: overnight news. A second fire was recorded at the Adler oil depot in Sochi, and above
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Three dozen Kuban families could be left homeless due to expropriation in favor of the state. They have appealed to the Investigative Committee. Owners of plots and houses built in the village of Yuzhny in the Krasnodar Territory could find themselves in
The New Time charity foundation, which helped HIV patients, has closed in Yekaterinburg after a foreign agency fine. The New Time charity foundation, which helped people with HIV and drug addiction, has finally ceased operations in Yekaterinburg. The reason is
The New Time Foundation in Yekaterinburg has closed due to a foreign agent fine. Read more
"This is some kind of bipolar disorder!": A blogger is outraged by new school subjects about drones and family. Blogger Anastasia Kramskaya published a video sharply criticizing the new school subjects being introduced for high school students this year.
A blogger was outraged by school subjects about drones and family. Read more
Shelling of Shebekino, attack on Krasnodar, and the verdict for a schoolgirl from St. Petersburg: Non-Moscow news overnight 🔹 Four people, including two ambulance workers, were killed during the shelling of Shebekino. Three more...
Airport closures amid talk of "safe skies," a gasoline request from "LizaAlert," and the arrest of a vessel in Spitsbergen: overnight news. Russia has introduced large-scale flight restrictions in many regions, while
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The return of Stalin's profile to the façade of the Volgograd Medical University has sparked controversy among students. Read all the students' opinions and the story of the first rector.
Vasily Terkin - SVEO officer, prayer for the key rate, relics against heresy: #ShameReview from "NotMoscow" 🤯 The relics of Spyridon of Trimythous from the island of Corfu are being transported around Russia "to fight heresies." Deputy Head of the World
Former Wagner mercenary Alexander Klaus, who spoke to Krasnoyarsk schoolchildren about the Kalashnikov assault rifle, suggested that critics be vetted through the FSB.
Former Wagnerite Klaus suggested checking critics through the FSB. Read more
On September 2, 1970, Vasily Sukhomlinsky, a teacher, founder of the “School of Joy” in Pavlysh, and author of the humanistic education system, died.
Vasily Sukhomlinsky: an innovative teacher. September 2 Read more
Attack on Shebekino, raid on "Hippyatnik" and the first Buryat class in Irkutsk: Non-Moscow news overnight 🔹 Four people were injured during a drone attack in Shebekino. One of them was injured due to
Attack on Shebekino, Buryat class, and dispersal of "Hippyatnik": news Read more
From pen to drone code: #ShameReview from NeMoskva In the latest edition of the #ShameReview column, NeMoskva's editorial team has compiled the most striking events from Russian regions marking the start of the school year. The program includes congratulations.
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Volodin proposed that the government adjust the rules for animal registration: chicken owners have pecked to death and inundated the State Duma with complaints. State Duma Chairman Vyacheslav Volodin reported numerous complaints against government resolution No. 550. According to the new rules, pet owners
What changes await Russians in September? The abolition of homework for first-graders, new rules for overtime work, mortgage holidays, and restrictions on vape shops—legislative changes will affect virtually every area of life.
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An attack on the Samara region, approval of Euro-2 fuel, and an expansion of the FSO staff: NeMoscow news overnight. In the Samara region, air defense forces are repelling a massive drone attack that resulted in damage to ground facilities.
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Starting September 1, specialized classes from the Russian Military Historical Society will open in schools in Moscow, Abakan, Sakhalin, and other regions. The total number of classes in Russia has reached 35.
The Investigative Committee has dropped the charge of murdering businessman Ilya Traber due to his innocence. The criminal case has been closed.
The number of injured in Belgorod has risen, a fire is approaching Anapa, and a state platform for animals is worth 80 million: NeMoskva news overnight 🔹 The number of people injured in the missile attack on Belgorod has increased to 16,
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