Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu has ordered a mobile hospital to be deployed in Khakassia to help treat coronavirus patients. This was reported by the press service of the military department.
The decision was taken after the appeal of the head of the republic, Valentin Konovalov.
The hospital is designed for 100 beds. It will be delivered to Khakassia from the Central Military District of the Chelyabinsk region.
It should be noted that a group of 67 military medics will be deployed to Abakan as soon as possible. In addition, the necessary volumes of medical oxygen will be delivered to the republic.
Recall that at the end of June, military doctors of the Western Military District (ZVO) began to treat the first patients with COVID-19 at the hospital in the city of Shchekino in the Toula region.
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Previously, it was reported that the Defense Ministry transferred more than 30 tons of liquid oxygen to medical institutions across the country.
Abnormal heat has arrived on the Crimean peninsula, the press service of the Republic's Emergency Situations Ministry reported.
According to the ministry, the air temperature will be seven degrees & nbsp; above normal. From July 16 to 20, a storm warning is in effect due to the heat. The risk of fire remains high.
Rescuers urged Crimeans and tourists to stay outside less, ventilate the premises, adhere to the drinking regime and use a hat. The agency also recommends taking transport trips in the morning or evening, when the sun is not as active as it is during the day.
Earlier, the climatologist had suggested that the air temperature would increase over the years. According to him, the summer will be hotter, the offseason and winters will get warmer than they were in the 20th century.
Dozens of American F-35 fighters are in a no-fly state due to engine failures, reports The Drive.
This was announced by US Air Force Lt. Gen. Eric Fick at the congressional hearing.
According to him, 41 fighters supplied to the US Air Force, two planes supplied to the Marine Corps and the US Navy, and three F-35s in service, he said. precise. the American allies.
As Aviation Week author Steve Trimble noted, the cause of the problems was the rapid wear of the thermal protection coating on the rotor blades of turbine. According to him, this is “ unexpected degradation '' an alloy of calcium, magnesium and aluminum silicate.
It is known that until May of this year a total of 283 F-35 aircraft entered service with the US Air Force.
Recall that previously the director of the Global Trade Weapons Analysis Center, Igor Korochenko, announced the dominance of the fifth-generation fighter Su-57 over his American counterpart. According to the expert, during an aerial duel with the F-35, the Russian aircraft are more likely to win in both long-range missile and close combat.
The Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation has entered eight people in the media register performing the functions of foreign agent, reports the official website of the department.
The corresponding list was updated on Thursday July 15th.
Roman Badanin *, Maxim Glikin *, Yulia Yarosh *, Pyotr Manyakhina *, Maria Zheleznova *, Yulia Lukyanova *, Elizaveta Maetnaya * have been added.
Recall that previously the Attorney General's office recognized work in the Russian Federation as an unwanted American non-governmental organization Project Media **, founded by Badanin *.
According to the department, the activities of this organization threaten the foundations of the constitutional order and security of the Russian Federation. This information has been passed on to the Ministry of Justice, which in turn will add the NGO to the appropriate list.
By law, documents from foreign publications-foreign agents must be distributed on the territory of the Russian Federation with appropriate marking. This rule is intended to inform readers that these media are pursuing the interests of other states.
Previously, the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova rejected the West's accusations of discrimination against foreign agents in the territory of the Russian Federation. According to her, the relevant law was adopted in response to the actions of the United States in relation to the Russian media.
* An individual acting as a foreign agent.
** An organization whose activities are recognized as undesirable in the territory of the Russian Federation.
Weekly “Arguments and facts” 28. The ninth wave of bad weather. Why is there a flood in southern Russia? 07/14/2021
A & nbsp; Bryansk opened the cemetery of the former German POW camp. They opened and & nbsp; were horrified.
In Nazi Germany there were 14 thousand. camps of various profiles: death camps, camps for soldiers and & nbsp; for officers … but & nbsp; The most numerous were transit camps & nbsp; & mdash; DOULAGI.
Don't trust the 'harmless' name: in & nbsp; dulags (short for & nbsp; German word Durchgangslager & nbsp; & mdash; transit camp for prisoners of war) no fewer people died than in & nbsp; death camps. In & nbsp; a 'Dulage-142' to & nbsp; in Bryansk, the Nazis killed 40 & nbsp; thousand. people.
Briansk Buchenwald
On May 30, excavations began on the site of the old camp. According to & nbsp; available at & nbsp; at that time, during & nbsp; 2 & nbsp; years until 'Dulag-142' passed to & nbsp; 80 & nbsp; thousand. Soviet citizens, half of them died. Judging by how deep the remains lie, search engines realized people weren't really buried. The corpses are in & nbsp; several layers. At first we met in & nbsp; mainly the remains of the civilian population, but & nbsp; somewhere nearby there is also & nbsp; graves of prisoners of war. The territory on which the mass graves are located, & nbsp; & mdash; 53 & nbsp; hectares.
In addition to the volunteer search engines, the Committee of Inquiry is involved in the painful work. “ The central office of the Russian Investigative Committee is investigating the criminal case on the & nbsp; genocide of the peoples of the USSR, & nbsp; & mdash; declares the representative of Bryansk SU & nbsp; TFR Alexander Afonin. & mdash; & nbsp; In the beginning, we were working in the archives of & nbsp ;. Investigators, as well as search engines, conduct examinations of burial sites, remove the remains, examine them, appoint the necessary forensic examinations. & # 39; & # 39; and & nbsp; detachment of the 615th Ukrainian Punitive Battalion, which was part of the Desna Collaborationist Volunteer Regiment. & nbsp;
Durchgangslager & ndash; transit camp for prisoners of war n ° 142, November 1941 & nbsp; Photo from the collection of Pavel Marchenkov. archive-bryansk.ru, bryanskobl.ru
With & nbsp; special cruelty
The current investigation is not the first in the history of Dulag-142. After the liberation of the Bryansk region, state commissions were established in all regions to study the atrocities of the occupiers. The figure in & nbsp; 40 & nbsp; thousand. the dead were already named then. Since the 40s. Known and & nbsp; the testimony of a 3rd rank military medic Dmitry Miminoshvili, which was captured in & nbsp; October 1941 & nbsp; g. He testified before the commission about the & nbsp; daily death in the & nbsp; 200 camp & ndash; 250 & nbsp; people. Among the most common diseases, the military doctor named the edematous disease of hunger, tuberculosis and typhus. In the testimony published by archivists from the Bryansk region, Miminoshvili described the concentration camp as follows: there was a double wire fence around, and the territory itself was enclosed by many wire fences. barbed wire. The Germans fed the prisoners rotten meat and & nbsp; unrefined buckwheat, as a result of which the prisoners became overwhelmingly ill with rectal gangrene. The corpses, loaded onto the sled, were taken by prisoners of war to the cemetery. In addition to the fact that people were starving, they were & nbsp; beaten and & nbsp; slaughtered. Major Weise & nbsp; & mdash; Commander Dulag & nbsp; & mdash; personally shot 200 prisoners and & nbsp; beaten as many & nbsp; to & nbsp; dead.
Miminoshvili worked in the camp infirmary, which was commanded by a German military medic by & nbsp; last name Dyullman … he was remembered for beating Russian colleagues on a regular basis, forcing them to march through the frost and stand to attention on time, resulting in cases of frostbite and frostbite death. Among the officers, besides Major Weise, Captain Geber , Captain Cinicker , NCO Bauer , Corporals Hetchel and & nbsp; Wulper . And & nbsp; after all, somewhere in & nbsp; Germany, maybe their & nbsp; grandchildren and & nbsp; great-grandchildren live, knowing nothing about & nbsp; these “ exploits. & # 39; & # 39; & Nbsp;
Horror in the & nbsp; barracks
Peasant Alexander Sakhnenko the Germans 'evacuated' to & nbsp; Dulag, when they cleared the area of & nbsp; possible accomplices of the partisans. She described the camp kitchen menu as follows: morning tea and & nbsp; 200 & nbsp; g of bread for adults and & nbsp; 100 & nbsp; g for children, in & nbsp; 5 & nbsp; hours & nbsp; & mdash; liter of gourd of & nbsp; whole buckwheat flour for & nbsp; an adult and & nbsp; half a liter for & nbsp; child. In the words of & nbsp; Sakhnenko, when there were only prisoners of war in the & nbsp; camp, the food was even worse: they gave uncooked buckwheat or half-raw vegetable scraps, and & nbsp; sometimes and & nbsp; did not & nbsp; give anything.
testimony of the municipal commission for & nbsp; establish the damage caused by the occupants to the city of Bryansk, she spoke of & nbsp; life in the & nbsp; camp. On the territory of the base there were more than 10 barracks. In & nbsp; each of these & nbsp; Germans and & nbsp; police officers have packed 1200 & mdash; 1500 & nbsp; people. The prisoners slept on wooden planks on floors 4, which were swarming with insects. After the war, the parasites had to be burnt with sulfur.
For & nbsp; the slightest offense followed by punishment. For example, if a & nbsp; fire, people were beaten with whips and & nbsp; deprived of food. Sakhnenko described a case where a woman was beaten in & nbsp; to death for & nbsp; the fact that its & nbsp; child fell into the & nbsp; bathroom. & Nbsp;
& # 39; Hands were sticking out of the & nbsp; earth '
Until & nbsp; 2019 & nbsp; g. & Nbsp; on & nbsp; the territory of the former camp operated the 85th factory, which repaired tractors for missile systems. Previously (the company had been in existence since & nbsp; 1924 & nbsp; g.) Tanks and & nbsp; other military equipment was being repaired there. The General Staff knew that the country's defense was forged on the bones of dead prisoners.
The first post-war plant manager Pyotr Suzik recalled: “ On the territory of the camp there was a cemetery surrounded by a birch fence and birch crosses on the graves. At the entrance of the & nbsp; cemetery there was a portal with a & nbsp; registration & bdquo; Peace be upon you & ldquo ;. During the excavations of the camp, it was discovered that in each grave there was & nbsp; 24 & nbsp; people. The corpses were stripped and & nbsp; placed face down. Most of the skulls were pierced and broken. Many corpses were buried there. Hands and feet protruded from the ground. It was decided to redecorate the cemetery. & # 39; & # 39; & Nbsp;
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The dulags existed in & nbsp; all occupied territories of the USSR: in & nbsp; Ukraine, & nbsp; Belarus, & nbsp; Baltic. Most were closed within months, as soon as prisoners stopped arriving from the front lines. Others have worked for years: Dulag-134 in & nbsp; Lgov, Kursk region. & mdash; & nbsp; more than 2 & nbsp; years, & laquo; Dulag-124 & raquo; in Gzhatsk (now Gagarin) & nbsp; & mdash; of & nbsp; October 1942 to & nbsp; August 1944. Here are the memories of a prisoner from this particular camp: “ Behind & nbsp; rusty rows of barbed wire and & nbsp; on & nbsp; towers & mdash; German sentries, and & nbsp; inside & nbsp; & mdash; policemen in & nbsp; overcoats of good commanders and & nbsp; Black Kubanks. In & nbsp; their bestial cruelty, they weren't & nbsp; just not & nbsp; inferior to the owners, but & nbsp; sometimes even & nbsp; surpassed & nbsp; their & nbsp ;.
Dulag-100 to & nbsp; Porkhov near Pskov worked until & nbsp; 1944 & nbsp; g. In & nbsp;, it simultaneously housed up to & nbsp; 30 & nbsp; thousand. people who died every day of & nbsp; 100 to & nbsp; 150. The bodies were thrown into the ditches, not covered with earth. After the war, the commission numbered 85 & nbsp; thousand. remains. In & nbsp; 2016 & nbsp; city & nbsp; at l & nbsp; place of the camp of & nbsp; in memory of & nbsp; his victims, a memorial complex was opened.
In total, in the & nbsp; war on & nbsp; the occupied territory of the RSFSR, there were 40 & nbsp; dulags And & nbsp; what do we know & nbsp; about & nbsp; ? Is it fair & nbsp; the fact that the commanders of & nbsp; were hardly & nbsp; were more human, the guards are kinder and & nbsp; the food is more satisfying than in & nbsp; the Bryansk camp at number 142./p>
The Lord's millstones creak slowly, but & nbsp; tirelessly. So & nbsp; in & nbsp; our country for & nbsp; the crimes of the Nazis have again undertaken in & nbsp ;. According to & nbsp; from the official representative of IC & nbsp; RF & nbsp; Svetlana Petrenko, “ working for & nbsp; establish all the circumstances of the crime and & nbsp; the people involved in & nbsp; its commission, will continue, since such crimes do not & nbsp; statute of limitations & nbsp; ;.
The material used extracts & nbsp; publications of the State Archives of the Bryansk region.
Trace of a novel coronavirus pandemic that has spread from China
German and American scientists have proposed a new approach to fight viruses, Nature Materials reports.
Experts have created nanopits, made of DNA, capable of mechanically trapping and absorbing viruses. According to the study authors, this method will also work against a new type of coronavirus.
Scientists have developed a method to create self-assembled objects the size of a virus. They suggested that if such nanobodies were hollow and coated inside with virus-binding molecules, then they could be used as virus traps.
The specialists decided to build hollow bodies from three-dimensional plates, by recovering an object composed of twenty triangular surfaces. By changing the anchor points on the edges of the plates, scientists were able to create not only closed hollow spheres, but also spheres with holes, which are particularly convenient to use as traps.
According to the study leader, Professor Hendrik Dietz, the new method has already been tested in the TUM Institute of Virology and the Helmholtz Center in Munich against hepatitis B and adenoviruses. The results showed that viruses in cell cultures are blocked quite reliably.
“ If we put five virus binding sites inside, for example appropriate antibodies, we can already block the virus by 80%. If we activate more sites, we will get a complete block, ”said the professor.
In the next steps of the study, the scientists plan to test their development first on mice and then on humans.
Previously, it was reported that Russian scientists from the Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology had developed a & nbsp; nanomembrane capable of killing microorganisms and viruses, including COVID-19. The invention is intended for use in filters of air purifiers and in air conditioners.
Weekly “Arguments and facts” 28. The ninth wave of bad weather. Why is there a flood in southern Russia? 07/14/2021
Why the & nbsp; Pushkin National Museum of Fine Arts studied & nbsp; trojan gold? Is it possible that all these years there have been fakes?
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Golden tiara at the exhibition & # 39; Treasures of Troy from the excavations of Heinrich Schliemann & # 39; at the Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts. Photo: RIA Novosti
& Ndash; We are not talking about & nbsp; of counterfeits, & nbsp; & ndash; Says the director of the Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, Marina Loshak. & nbsp; & ndash; Troy Gold Collection Heinrich Schliemann , which has been kept with us since 1945, will be studied, because the museum & nbsp; & ndash; it is not just a place where works of art are shown and & nbsp; told & nbsp; but especially where they are stored and & nbsp; studied. The things we store and & nbsp; when & shy; multiply in our collection should not only be in excellent & nbsp; state, they must also & nbsp; be studied. We are dealing with & nbsp; art objects, which we don't know as much about as we would like, and & nbsp; modern scientific methods will help to learn & nbsp; more.
In total, the legendary collection consists of 259 & nbsp; items (jewelry, vases, axes, hammers, rock crystal products, & shy; anthropomorphic figurines). All come from 13 & nbsp; treasures discovered by German archaeologist Schliemann during excavations in northwestern Turkey in & nbsp; 1873, 1878 & ndash; 1890 & nbsp; years. and dating from 2400 to 2300. BC e.
The Trojan gold in the & nbsp; Pushkin Museum will be studied with & nbsp; using the latest scientific methods in & nbsp; many stages. At first, they will run a & timid; survey, then will examine the composition of metals on a & nbsp; device with a name & ndash; difficult to pronounce; X-ray X-ray fluorescence spectrometer. Since, according to the researchers' opinion, the Trojan gold has not been subjected to repeated remakes, it is even possible to establish the source of its reception. The next step will be to carry out a comparative analysis of the Trojan objects in the collection of the Pushkin Museum. Pushkin collections and & nbsp; foreigners.
Co-Chair of NFB Headquarters, Head of Sirius Educational Center & nbsp; Elena Shmeleva said that for inclusion in the People's Program of United Russia; active projects are accepted and work effectively in practice. Renowned teachers, practitioners and scientists will present their initiatives.
& nbsp; “ These are projects that are linked to the regional infrastructure, necessarily the training of high-quality teachers and specialists, the development of each region. The rally is being organized on the website of the All-Russian Popular Front. After summarizing the results and the general discussion, which will take place in September, we will transfer the collected materials to United Russia, & ndash; she says.
& nbsp; Elena Shmeleva drew attention to the need to develop academic mobility in the framework of the implementation of programs in the educational sphere. It gives the opportunity for students, teachers and university management to 'move' between educational institutions to share experiences and get opportunities that 'theirs'. ; & # 39; do not have university.
& nbsp; “ Tools are starting to work, including with the participation of the All-Russian Popular Front, which make it possible to train, consolidate and invite strong executives in the regions. The network form of the implementation of such programs allows you to focus on the most important technologies for the region, to carry out the practical implementation of developments and, thanks to the new profiles that appear in regional universities, d & 'Invite and train new strong specialists' , & ndash; she noted.
& nbsp; Current challenges of the education system
For the successful development of the education system, it is necessary to solve a number of urgent problems. As pointed out, in turn, deputy of the State Duma of the United Russia faction, coordinator of the New School party project & nbsp; Alyona Arshinova, we are talking, among other things, about the creation of a transparent register of distribution of target places in universities, development of the program “ Professor Zemsky & # 39; & # 39; and the creation of a unified compensation system for teachers.
& nbsp; & laquo; We & ndash; a huge welfare state and we can afford to ensure the quality of education. In recent years, we have more than doubled education spending by 0.5 trillion rubles: now we are spending over one trillion rubles on education. There is an economic development strategy, but why is there no education development strategy? It is very necessary to make this strategy & # 39; & # 39 ;, & ndash; noted the parliamentarian.
Speaking on the prospects for the development of the education system as a whole, the First Deputy Minister of Education & nbsp; Alexander Bugaev & nbsp; stressed that the result of the work should be the emergence of a new educational infrastructure in our country. & nbsp;
“ It's not just schools, but also specialized secondary education institutions. Last year, around 60% of ninth grade graduates chose vocational secondary education as their continuing education. And if we are talking about new trends in the development of education, then this is exactly the factor that we, along with our colleagues in higher education, must take into account in planning programs and work & # 39; & # 39 ;, & ndash; he noted.
Russian FSB officers prevented a terrorist attack in Moscow, & nbsp; on the agency's website.
As a result of the action taken, a Russian was arrested, who planned to detonate an explosive device at a mass gathering place in July. & nbsp;
The man is known to have been in correspondence with terrorists in Syria for a long time. During the searches, components of an improvised explosive device were found in a cache equipped by an intruder, and in the communications equipment used, & mdash; instructions for its manufacture.
A criminal case has been opened against the attacker.
Earlier the FSB prevented a terrorist attack in Ufa, the man wanted to set up an explosion in the Interior Ministry hospital. & nbsp;
Residents of the town of Mytishchi near Moscow posted a video of a natural tornado-like phenomenon on social media. In the images, you can see a powerful vortex of dust rising above the ground. The weather at the moment is clear, small clouds are visible.
The weather phenomenon that the people of Mytishchi saw was most likely a` `dusty devil '', a leading expert from the Phobos Weather Center reported on his page Instagram on Instagram . Evgeny Tichkovets. According to him, this phenomenon is rare for central Russia.
& nbsp; When the 'Dusty Devil' appears ?
On the website of the weather center “ Phobos & # 39; & # 39; it is said that the 'dusty devil' (from English & ndash; dust devil), or dusty or sandy whirlpool, & ndash; it is a swirling movement of air that occurs on the surface of the earth. Usually it is formed during the day, in warm, slightly cloudy weather, with strong and uneven heating of the earth's surface by the rays of the sun.
The vortex has a vertical or slightly tilted axis of rotation towards the horizon. Its height varies from 10-20 to 100-150 m, its diameter & nbsp; & ndash; & nbsp; from 1-5 m to 20-40 m. The wind speed inside the vortex is 7-10m/s and above. Usually a dusty devil exists from a few seconds to a minute or two.
In this natural phenomenon, the vortex lifts dust, sand, small stones and various objects from the earth's surface. They can be carried up to a distance of up to several hundred meters. Vortices can be white or yellow on sand, gray, brown and orange on earth or clay soil, and black – on ash or volcanic dust. Sometimes several vortices can form at the same time.
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& nbsp; May the 'dusty devil' ; different from a tornado?
The formation of a tornado or tornado is associated with cumulonimbus clouds. Dusty devils form outside of clouds on a clear day. In addition, dust swirls usually do not lead to destruction or other negative consequences.
