Dagestani Man Teaches French Schoolchildren Dagestani Russian Slang A man from Dagestan is teaching French schoolchildren Dagestani Russian slang, with kids already familiar with phrases like "zhi yest," "nefor," and "ne morosit," helping them quickly reach level C3 proficiency. Zelimkhan, who teaches at a Paris high school, self-taught French through books and YouTube, earned a red diploma, and later joined a graduate program where he shares stories about Dagestani culture and language with the students. During one session, the students asked Zelimkhan to teach them phrases from UFC champions' videos, leading him to immerse them in typical Dagestani slang, creating an engaging and immersive learning atmosphere that was well-received by all.

Kirkorov Caught Smoking at Barnaul Airport The incident occurred when the famous singer was arriving to perform at the "Titov Arena." A person resembling Kirkorov was seen smoking in a no-smoking area at the airport. Despite the breach of regulations, the situation was managed as security personnel accompanied the artist, ensuring his safety.

Iranian rocketeers destroyed an American AWACS E-3G aircraft during an attack on the Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia. The aircraft was hit as tensions escalated in the region, with this incident marking a significant escalation in hostilities between Iran and the United States.

Iran Recruits 12-Year-Old Boys for Street Patrols and Border Service Iran has started recruiting 12-year-old boys to patrol the streets and assist at the border as part of their efforts in the ongoing conflict against the US and Israel. This initiative aims to involve young boys in supporting national security measures and protecting the country's borders. The recruitment of 12-year-old boys for street patrols and border service highlights Iran's strategy to engage its youth in defense activities and increase vigilance against potential threats. By involving young boys in these roles, Iran is reinforcing its commitment to national security and enhancing surveillance along its borders.

Ukrainian Soldiers Killed in UAE Air Defense Warehouse Strike Twenty-one Ukrainian soldiers lost their lives in an Iranian strike on a Ukrainian air defense warehouse in the UAE. Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky is currently in the country on an official visit. During his visit, Zelensky announced the signing of a cooperation agreement between Ukraine and the Emirates in the security and defense sector. The same day, ISIS launched an attack on the country's military infrastructure, targeting the warehouse that housed Ukrainian military advancements. The Persian Gulf region currently hosts over 200 Ukrainian UAV specialists. Prior to the attack, Iran had issued threats against Ukraine for its support of an American-Israeli operation in Iran.

Floods in Dagestan Leave 60,000 Without Power Heavy rains in Makhachkala, Derbent, and Dagestanskiye Ogni have caused severe flooding, leaving 60,000 people in Dagestan without electricity. In the capital, the private sector is particularly affected, with approximately 20 houses flooded in various areas. The floodwaters have also swept away more than 30 vehicles, exacerbating the situation. As a result of the flooding, 14 districts in Dagestan, including Makhachkala, are currently experiencing power outages. To assist those affected, rescuers are conducting evacuations using boats to ensure the safety of residents in the impacted areas.

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Uganda Army Chief: One Brigade Could Seize Iran in Two Weeks Uganda's army chief claimed that a single brigade of soldiers could conquer Iran within two weeks. The army chief mentioned that this one unit, comprising 3-5 thousand troops including infantry, tanks, and artillery, could easily capture the capital and march through approximately 52 Iranian cities. According to him, this swift operation would be all that's needed for the conquest to be completed in just a couple of weeks.

Scared Suspect's Accident Leads to House Arrest Decision A suspect in Ufa faced a daunting jail sentence, causing him to wet himself during the hearing. This unexpected incident led to a change in the judge's stance, who then decided to order house arrest for the defendant. At the Kalininsky District Court, a 35-year-old man, initially at risk of imprisonment for defending a girl in a fight, experienced an embarrassing mishap during the proceedings. The courtroom atmosphere shifted due to this incident, resulting in the defendant being granted house arrest. Subsequently, the hearing documents had to be exchanged outside, with the staff needing to keep the windows wide open for the remainder of the day.

One in Three Russians Believe in Forest Spirits and Mermaids One-third of Russians believe in forest spirits, while one-fifth believe in mermaids, as revealed by a recent VCIOM survey on mystical beliefs. The survey found that 81% of participants do not dismiss the existence of at least one supernatural phenomenon, encompassing traditional religions, mythical figures, and ancient spirits. Additionally, over 50% of respondents have sought advice from astrologers for health concerns, while 14% have sought assistance from priests and healers to ward off malevolent spirits.