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Murashko said that Russia has a good basis for diagnosing coronavirus

There is no high incidence of coronavirus among children, so it is possible to resume the work of kindergartens and schools as before, said the deputy director of the FGBNU “Scientific Research Institute of Vaccines and Serums. Mechnikov Nikolai Filatov.

“In order to reduce the virulence of circulating viruses, I believe that it is now possible to open preschool institutions and schools. The fact is that these contingents (children - approx. VIEW) do not get sick, they are naturally protected today, they do not have a high incidence, and the virus, circulating on these contingents, will continue to lose its virulence. He is still losing, but not as intensively as we would like,” Filatov said on Monday at a meeting with President Vladimir Putin on the sanitary and epidemiological situation in the country, TASS reports.

He added that the proportion of asymptomatic forms of coronavirus in Russia is growing. “I would ask to open parks, places of recreation. Without mass events, but when you see that the playgrounds are closed (...) this is not very clear to me today,” Filatov said.

He also believes that the builders should be allowed to resume work. “They are in a crowded state, they are waiting for their work, but they are in a hostel, in change houses. And, being in a crowded position, they are such a combustible material not only for coronavirus infection, but also for a number of others, and at construction sites they will be more dispersed than in hostels,” he explained.

Previously, Denmark became the first country in Europe to decide to open schools and kindergartens.

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One of the creators of Sputnik V was killed in Moscow

One of the creators of the Sputnik V vaccine Botikov was strangled in Moscow

Andrey Botikov, who participated in the development of the Sputnik V vaccine, was killed during a quarrel in his own apartment in Moscow, the suspect has been detained, the issue of his arrest is being decided, law enforcement agencies said.

A source said that Andrei Botikov, one of the creators of the Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine, was killed, RIA Novosti reports.

It is specified that the scientist was strangled with a belt in his apartment by a young man who was visiting Botikov. He pleaded guilty to the murder, had previously been prosecuted under a serious article. The question of his arrest is being decided.

Andrey Botikov worked as a senior researcher at the Gamaleya Research Center for Epidemiology and Microbiology, he was a co-author of a patent for a vaccine against COVID-19Sputnik V was among those scientists who received an award from President Vladimir Putin for creating the drug. Botikov was awarded the medal of the Order of Merit for the Fatherland, II degree.

Edita Piekha's daughter spoke about the position of the singer in the SVO

Ilona Bronevitskaya spoke about the attitude of Edita Piekha to the SVO

Edita Piekha's daughter Ilona Bronevitskaya said that her mother and the whole family share the position of Russia and are on the side of their homeland.

According to Bronevitskaya, Edita Piekha once swore allegiance to her beloved Leningrad, visited Afghanistan and other hot spots, and the family's position is to be on the side of the Motherland, writes StarHit.

Bronevitskaya believes that artists should be with people at such moments, because their presence guarantees a person the existence of another life, where there is a home.

She also denied the rumors that Stas Piekha allegedly left Russia with the beginning of the SVO, saying that even before the powerful movements in the Donbass, he performed a lot there, even before 2014.

“Locals approached him and asked – when will you take us away, we want to go to our native harbor. This is such a family understanding of the profession of an artist - to be where you are needed <…> We have a mission to tell people that everything is fine. Good cannot help but defeat evil, ”said Bronevitskaya.

Earlier, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky signed a decree according to which the country's authorities imposed sanctions against 111 Russians, including Stas Piekha.

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Mass media spoke about plans to mothball Nord Stream

Reuters: Nord Stream lines will be mothballed due to lack of plans to repair them

The Nord Stream and Nord Stream 2 gas pipelines, three of the four lines of which were damaged by explosions, will be mothballed because there is no plan to repair them in the near future, media reported.

Two Reuters sources said that although the pipelines are not planned to be repaired, they will at least be mothballed for possible future reopening. Another source also confirmed that the parties concerned are considering the possibility of conservation, RIA Novosti reports.

The Agency indicated that this would most likely mean sealing the ruptures and coating the pipes to prevent further seawater corrosion.

According to a representative of the German company E. ON, which also owns a stake in Nord Stream AG, no decision has been made either for or against the restoration of the lines.

Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Friday that Russia would no longer allow the West to blow up gas pipelines. He recalled that Russia asked for an investigation into the situation with the explosions at Nord Stream, but the request was immediately rejected.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art ceased to consider Aivazovsky a Ukrainian

The Metropolitan Museum of Art recognized Aivazovsky as Armenian, not Ukrainian

The artist Ivan Aivazovsky (born Hovhannes Ayvazyan) is now listed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York as a painter of Armenian origin, previously considered a Ukrainian artist in the museum.

The Armenian origin of Aivazovsky is indicated on the caption for the painting "Ship in the Moonlight", which is in the collection of the New York Museum, Sputnik Armenia Telegram channel reports.

At the same time, the description of the painting still says that Aivazovsky's birthplace is Feodosia in the Crimea, "then part of the Russian Empire, and now in Ukraine." The artist is called a member of the city's long-standing Armenian community.

Earlier, the Metropolitan Museum of Art announced Arkhip Kuindzhi, who was born in the times of the Russian Empire in Mariupol, as a Ukrainian artist.

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Japan decides to resume oil purchases from Russia

Platts: Japan resumes purchases of Russian oil for the first time in eight months

Japan decided to return to the purchase of Russian oil for the first time in eight months from the Sakhalin-2 field, follows from the data of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of the country.

Platts, citing the agency, writes that Japan imported 747,706 barrels of Russian Sakhalin Blend oil in January, the first crude oil import from Russia in eight months.

According to METI*, Sakhalin Blend's January import was the first since Japan bought 650,793 barrels of Russian oil in May. Japan has not imported Russian oil for seven consecutive months, as the country's largest refineries ENEOS and Idemitsu Kosan have not signed new contracts.

The move by Japanese oil refiners follows Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's May 9, 2022 comments that Japan will impose a "fundamental" ban on Russian oil imports following the G7 leaders' latest commitment.

Suspended crude oil inflows have reduced Russian oil imports to Japan by 60.2% to just 35,548 bpd in 2022. At the same time, Japan increased its share of crude oil imports from the Middle East in 2022 to 94.1% from 92.7% a year ago, METI data showed.

Earlier it was reported that Japan in January 2023 reduced oil imports from Russia by 76% compared to the same period a year earlier, imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) dipped by 9.7%.

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Lavrov: Russia will no longer allow the West to blow up gas pipelines

Russia will no longer allow the West to blow up gas pipelines, said Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.

Lavrov recalled that Russia asked for an investigation into the situation with the explosions at Nord Stream, but the request was immediately rejected. He noted that the Americans called it "nonsense." The Foreign Minister also drew attention to the reaction of Europeans and Americans to the investigation published by journalist Seymour Hersh, TASS reports.

The Foreign Minister also said that Russia would no longer rely on any partners from the West in its energy policy. According to him, the war that Western countries unleashed against Russia and in which Ukrainians are used has influenced Russian policy, including energy policy.

Earlier, the American journalist Seymour Hersh admitted that from the very beginning he considered the United States the only suspects in the terrorist attack on the Nord Stream.

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Prigozhin: Artyomovsk is practically surrounded by Russian forces

The founder of PMC "Wagner" Yevgeny Prigozhin said in a video message to the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky that Artemivsk (Ukrainian name - Bakhmut) is practically surrounded by Russian forces.

In a video posted on the Telegram channel of Prigozhin's press service, the founder of the PMC stated that there was only one road left from Artemovsk. “The pincers are shrinking,” he said.

Prigozhin added that if earlier the professional Ukrainian army took part in the hostilities, "today we see more and more old people and children." He noted that they "fight, but life near Bakhmut is short - a day or two."

The founder of PMC "Wagner" urged the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky to allow the Ukrainian military to leave the city, which is actually surrounded.

The video also showed three prisoners - an elderly man and two young people. They asked Zelensky to let the military leave Artemivsk.

Earlier on Friday, a Ukrainian commander with the call sign “Magyar”, who has recently been frequently recording videos about the situation at the front, said that his unit had received an order to immediately leave the city of Artemovsk.

In the US, they said that Biden is losing the ability to speak

Fox News anchor Carlson said that US President Biden is losing the ability to speak

US President Joe Biden is gradually losing his ability to reproduce speech, Fox News host Tucker Carlson said.

The TV presenter claims to have seen "a million similar passages in recent years," RIA Novosti reports.

“Now he's talking like this. He loses the ability to speak,” he explained.

Carlson also noted that, according to his own observation, the US president does not have enough mental and physical strength to govern the country.

"But because it's a natural process, we've been ordered to ignore it," the moderator added.

Previously, a large part of US citizens approved of the idea of ​​conducting tests for cognitive fitness, regardless of the age of all applicants for the presidency. Nearly half of respondents (49%) expressed doubt that Biden would pass this test.

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Russian Ambassador to the USA: Weapons supplied to Ukraine will be destroyed

Russian Ambassador to the USA Antonov commented on Washington's new package of military aid to Kyiv

Weapons supplied to Ukraine will be destroyed, and efforts to inflict a strategic defeat on Russia are doomed to failure, said US Ambassador to the United States Anatoly Antonov in connection with Washington's allocation of another package of military assistance to Kyiv.

According to him, Russia is confidently moving towards fulfilling its goals. “Our troops protect the Fatherland from an unprecedented threat, suppressing the Nazis, who were nurtured in Ukraine by the collective West led by the United States,” he added, TASS reports.

“American assistance will prolong the agony of the Kyiv regime,” Antonov continued. “The threat he poses will be moved to the required distance from our borders, and all foreign weapons that fall into Ukrainian hands on the battlefield will be ground up and destroyed.”

Earlier, US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken said that the United States has provided Ukraine with a new, 33rd in a row, military aid package worth about $400 million.

It became known about the flight of the Ukrainian unit from Artemovsk

The Ukrainian commander with the call sign "Magyar" told about the order to his unit to leave Artemovsk

A Ukrainian commander with the call sign "Magyar", who has recently been frequently recording videos about the situation at the front, said that his unit was ordered to immediately leave the city of Artemovsk (Ukrainian name - Bakhmut).

Magyar reported that he "received a combat order to urgently depart from Bakhmut to a new place of hostilities," Tsargrad reports.

In a video message, Magyar asked about the reasons for the transfer of the unit “at a critical moment for Bakhmut”, but did not answer it, since he considers himself “first of all a military man”, and therefore cannot comment on the orders of the command. “We are following orders,” RIA Novosti quotes him as saying.

As blogger Sergei Kolyasnikov noted, the flight of a well-known UAF officer is “a very bad omen for the remaining Ukronazis, no one is going to take them out.”

The blogger also suggested that Magyar would soon be filming videos about Bakhmut being allegedly under the control of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. “Under Soledar, he lied like that for weeks, the pots went with a bang,” he added.

Earlier, Magyar said that the Ukrainian side was losing one or two companies a day in Artemovsk.

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The Biden administration spokesman made a mistake in the name of Russia

The White House press secretary Jean-Pierre mentioned a non-existent country during the briefing - the Russian People's Republic

During a briefing at the White House, a spokeswoman for the administration of President of the United States Joe Biden, Karine Jean-Pierre, mentioned a non-existent country - the Russian People's Republic.

Next week, US President Joe Biden and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, according to White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, will decide how to respond to the challenges of this "state", reports RT.

Earlier Friday, Fox News host Tucker Carlson said that US President Joe Biden is gradually losing the ability to speak.

Grain deal negotiations stalled

Source: Grain deal extension talks stalled

Negotiations to extend the "grain deal", which expires on March 18, have stalled, a source familiar with the discussion said.

A RIA Novosti source said that Turkey and the UN did not stop negotiations, various options and initiatives are being discussed, but "a deadlock has been created." According to him, it is currently unclear whether the initiative will be continued, whether guarantees will be received for the release of Russian agricultural products and ammonia to world markets. These points, the source noted, must be resolved in a short time.

At the same time, the source did not rule out that contacts at the highest level could contribute to progress in the negotiations.

The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs earlier reported that the agreements signed in Istanbul on the transportation of grain to needy countries, called the "grain deal", no longer work.

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The FSB showed footage from the scene of the terrorist attack in the Bryansk region

The Federal Security Service has published photos and videos of cars shot down by Ukrainian saboteurs and drivers killed in the Bryansk region.

The footage also shows planted mines, RIA Novosti reports.

The video showed two shot cars - a VAZ passenger car and a Chevrolet Niva. There are corpses on the driver's seat in these cars.

As a reminder, as a result of an attack by Ukrainian saboteurs in the Bryansk region, two people were killed. Later, Russian President Vladimir Putin called the incident a terrorist act.

Zaporozhye region was divided into 16 districts with the capital in Melitopol

Authorities divided the Zaporozhye region into 16 administrative units with the capital in Melitopol

The Zaporizhia region is divided into 16 administrative units with the capital in Melitopol, the boundaries of all districts and cities of the region are determined by the boundaries of the administrative zoning of the Ukrainian SSR.

The decree was signed by the Acting Governor of the Zaporizhzhia region Evgeny Balitsky. According to the document, the three cities of regional significance were Berdyansk, Melitopol and Energodar, which received the status of urban districts. In addition, 13 districts have been formed, which are endowed with the status of municipal districts, TASS reports.

The boundaries of all districts, the cities of Berdyansk and Energodar are determined by the boundaries of the administrative zoning of the Ukrainian SSR as of September 16, 1991.

New borders of Melitopol were also defined, it expanded to the coast of the Sea of ​​Azov and included, among other things, the resort village of Kirillovka, which is popular among local residents.

Earlier, Balitsky said that Russian forces control about 62.5% of the territory of the Zaporozhye region. The city of Zaporozhye itself is under Ukrainian control.

In the autumn of 2022, referendums were held in the republics of Donbass and in the Kherson and Zaporozhye regions, local residents voted for returning to Russia. On October 5, Russian President Vladimir Putin approved the admission of the DPR, LPR, Kherson and Zaporozhye regions into Russia.

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Putin expanded the list of duties of the military commissariats

Putin obliged the military registration and enlistment offices to accept applications for issuing certificates of a combat veteran

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree expanding the range of tasks of the military commissariats. Now the military registration and enlistment offices will accept applications for the issuance of certificates of a combat veteran.

According to the decree published on the portal of legal information, the regulation on military commissariats is supplemented by the subparagraph "consideration of applications for the issuance of a certificate of a veteran of military operations and organization of the issuance of such certificates in the prescribed manner."

In addition, the paragraph defining the range of tasks of military registration and enlistment offices has been supplemented with an indication that makes the list of tasks of institutions open. That is, it is indicated that they can perform "other tasks provided for by federal constitutional laws, federal laws, acts of the President of the Russian Federation and the Government of the Russian Federation, regulatory legal acts of the Ministry of Defense," Moskovsky Komsomolets writes.

Earlier, the State Duma adopted in the first reading a bill on extending the status of combat veterans to volunteers participating in the SVO.