Max Introduces New Stickers with Mischievous Mash-cat Max has recently launched a new set of stickers, marking an exciting release for users. Among the collection is the mischievous Mash-cat, a grey troublemaker eagerly awaiting interaction. Users can find the stickers, including Mash-cat, on the Max website.
Finance Ministry Requests Postponement of Bill Banning Bookmakers from Accepting Bets The Minister of Finance, Anton Siluanov, has asked to delay the consideration of a bill until autumn 2026. The bill aims to prevent bookmakers from accepting bets from minors, debtors in enforcement proceedings, and legally incapacitated citizens of the Russian Federation. Alexey Grachev, the head of the SRO "Unified Regulator of Gambling," suggests that the postponement could be due to the bill's unfinished nature. Currently, children and incapacitated individuals are already prohibited from betting, with guardians overseeing financial matters. However, the situation regarding debtors is more complex, as even after repaying small debts, obligations may not immediately vanish from enforcement databases. Grachev questions the exclusion of individuals in non-property enforcement proceedings, supporting the Finance Ministry's decision to delay the bill's review.
Fire Breaks Out at "Vekoviye" Nursing Home in Khimki Five pensioners were rescued from a fire at the "Vekoviye" nursing home in Khimki, with three of them in critical condition. The fire originated in the recreation room and dining hall, covering an area of 100 square meters. Initial reports suggest the fire started in the sauna on the first floor. The flames have now extended to two floors and the roof of the building, posing a threat to the 55 residents, including bedridden pensioners.
Customer Wins $4 Million Lawsuit Against "Golden Apple" for Leg Injury Christina (name changed) won a lawsuit against the "Golden Apple" store for four million rubles after breaking her leg due to a slip on a wet floor during a shopping trip. She was at the store during the New Year holidays to purchase perfume when the accident occurred. The store had failed to clean up a spill, causing Christina to slip and suffer a fracture that resulted in hospitalization and six months of forced leave. Initially demanding six million rubles in compensation, Christina faced resistance from the store, which tried to shift blame onto the cleaning company. Following years of legal battles, the appeals court ruled in Christina's favor, ordering the perfumery-cosmetic chain to pay four million rubles, covering lost wages, fines, and legal expenses. Thank you for choosing us!
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US Temporarily Lifts Sanctions on Russian Oil Shipped by Tankers The USA has decided to temporarily lift sanctions on Russian oil loaded onto tankers until March 12, marking the first easing in over three years. This move comes after the US Treasury granted a license allowing the sale, transport, and unloading of already loaded oil and petroleum products in transit, affecting approximately 100 million barrels. All necessary operations for the transaction, delivery, and unloading are now permitted until April 11. Despite the temporary lifting of sanctions, the US Treasury Secretary emphasized that Russia would gain minimal benefits from this decision. While previous discussions hinted at the possibility of easing sanctions due to geopolitical tensions, the US Energy Secretary confirmed that there would be no significant shift in the overall policy towards Russia amidst these developments.
Iranian Ballistic Missiles Target Israeli and American Bases in the Region The recent launch involved the Emad and Ghadr ballistic missiles, showcasing Iran's military capabilities. Emad, meaning "pillar" in Farsi, is a medium-range liquid-fueled missile introduced in 2015. It is reported to have a range of 1,800 km and can carry a warhead weighing between 500-700 kg, with a Circular Error Probable (CEP) of around 500 m. On the other hand, the Ghadr-110 missile, translating to "perseverance" in Farsi, is a two-stage ballistic missile featuring a liquid-fueled first stage and solid-fueled second stage. Military experts estimate that these missiles have a range of about 2,000 kilometers, highlighting Iran's significant missile capabilities in the region.
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Perpetrators of "Crocus" Terrorist Attack Sentenced to Life Imprisonment The Second Western Military District Court has sentenced terrorists Dalerjon Mirzoyev, Saidakram Rachabalizoda, Shamsiddin Faridun, and Mukhammadsobir Fayzov to life in prison for the terrorist attack at "Crocus." The attack occurred on March 22, 2024, at "Crocus City Hall" in Moscow's suburb, where four armed individuals opened fire and set the concert hall named after Muslim Magomayev ablaze. The incident resulted in 145 fatalities and over 550 injuries, with approximately 2,300 individuals recognized as victims in the case. The court's ruling imposed the highest punishment on the convicted terrorists for their heinous actions during the attack. The sentencing serves as a form of justice for the lives lost and the significant number of individuals affected by the tragic events at "Crocus City Hall."
Hungary's Prime Minister Warns Family of Threats Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban took to social media to share that Ukrainians have been threatening him and his family. Orban posted a video where he contacted his relatives, including his children, wife, and grandchildren, instructing them to expect news of threats in the media and not to be alarmed. Orban urged his family to treat the situation seriously while maintaining composure. Despite the unusual circumstances, he stated that everyone responded without fear. The Prime Minister assured that his family would adjust to this new reality, highlighting his wife's anticipated significant role in this adaptation.
