The plot of an accident with the participation of actor Mikhail Efremov in central Moscow
L & Actor Mikhail Efremov, who is serving time for a fatal accident, will participate in the review of the appeal against the verdict via video link from the settlement.
As explained & nbsp; his lawyer Piotr Kharkhorin, the artist decided that the month of going back and forth on stage is too long a procedure.
The lawyer also said that Efremov suffered from angioedema due to seasonal allergies, but now he feels normal and is holding on psychologically, TASS reports.
Mikhail Efremov is serving a sentence in a penal colony in the Belgorod region. A year ago, the court sentenced him to 7.5 years in prison for the death of a person in an accident in central Moscow. The artist considers this term too long and hopes the court will reduce it.
Previously, it was reported that the consideration of the actor's complaint against the verdict given to him would be held at the Second Moscow Court of Cassation on September 15.
Warming is expected in Moscow in the coming days. It will last five to six days, including weekends. Warming up to 18-20 degrees is expected during the day. This was reported by & nbsp; by the main weather center specialist “ Phobos & # 39; & # 39; Alexander Sinenkov.
“ On Wednesday a warm atmospheric front will pass and the capital will begin to warm up. So on September 8 the air will warm up to 14-15 degrees, Thursday 17-19 degrees and Friday up to 18-20 degrees. At the end of the week, we also expect up to 20 degrees Celsius. At night – about 10 degrees. Last year it was a bit cooler – the week was 15-17 degrees, & # 39; & # 39; Sinenkov said.
Does that mean Indian summer has arrived in Moscow?
This week the weather will be summer, says Sinenkov, but it would be too much to call it Indian summer.
“; In meteorology, there is no Indian summer, it is the popular name for good weather in autumn. Nevertheless, this usually happens in the second half of September & ndash; October, and now it's too early. Indian summer is characterized by high pressure weather & ndash; sunny, but at the same time cool with night frosts and yellow leaves on the trees. So far no frost has been seen in the capital, which has reportedly resulted in the appearance of yellow foliage. Therefore, we have to wait a little longer for the Indian summer, but for now just enjoy the good weather, ”the forecaster said.
Professor of the Russian Academy of Sciences, chemist Alexander Mazhuga has offered to think about an incentive program for employers who hire students.
He thinks that it may be tax incentives, for example, a temporary reduction in contributions to the pension fund of the Russian Federation or reductions in payments to the MHIF.
In turn, employers should create conditions that will allow students to combine work and study, the scientist noted.
The opportunity to work in a specialty while studying will help to test the acquired knowledge in practice, as well as to gain the necessary experience of work and communication, summed up the professor of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
Earlier, Mazhuga expressed the view that popularization of science would help universities find business partners. He suggested creating subdivisions in scientific organizations and universities that would talk about the achievements and work of scientists.
The Defense Ministry also indicated that units with reservists have been transferred to the Kaliningrad region to participate in the West-2021 exercises, the maneuvers will take place from September 10 to 16. There, they will perform combat training duties to improve their military knowledge, skills and abilities in the use of weapons and military equipment.
Previously, the military department had reported that by the end of August it was planned to create a reserve composition of the Combat Army (BARS) of 38,000 people in the district. southern military. It was also reported that a base for the placement of reservists is being prepared on the territory of the district, where they will give theory lessons and organize practical training.
What are reservists for?
Reservists during a war are needed to quickly train and recruit military units & mdash; in particular, brigades, divisions & mdash; cover the most threatening areas in the event of a worsening military-political situation. Today the size of the armed forces of the Russian Federation is limited to one million people by the corresponding presidential decree, and this is clearly not enough in the event of a full-scale war. & Nbsp;
In peacetime, Reservists are intended to be used for major events such as combat readiness checks and large-scale exercises, especially in areas with limited manpower. Earlier in the military department, it was reported that among their tasks would be the protection and defense of particularly important military and state installations, the maintenance of public order, the elimination of the consequences of natural disasters. & Nbsp;
How the idea came about
For Russia, a set of reservists & mdash; a new idea, but such a structure for army replenishment has long been successful in many countries. In Russia, the concept of a human mobilization reserve was approved in 2007. Its purpose is called “ to ensure the guaranteed resupply of the armed forces and other troops with militarily trained mobilization human resources, both during the mobilization period and to resolve crisis situations. & # 39; & # 39; & Nbsp;
For the first time, Reservists began participating in training events for the armed forces in 2016.
Who will be hired?
This is the voluntary admission of traders to the service. Soldiers or officers who have served, but are ready to return to first order service, will need to apply to the military registration and enlistment office at their place of residence. A special certification commission will issue a prescription to the candidate for the military unit they have chosen for service. There he will be appointed to a specific military post. & Nbsp;
The Department of Defense states that they carry out a strict selection of candidates, they must meet the requirements of health, physical fitness, moral and psychological state. Preference is given to traders who have few specialties of military registration, for example, they served in units of motorized rifles, tanks or artillery, as well as in special forces. & Nbsp;
An entry ban for reservists is received by applicants who have a stay of mobilization and are exempt from military duty, as well as those with an outstanding or unexpired conviction, are subject to action. an investigation or are involved in a criminal case. & Nbsp;
Terms of contract
Each selected candidate will be signed a contract in which all the conditions of his temporary service, including financial, will be prescribed. It provides for certain remuneration corresponding to the military rank, the function, the duration of the temporary service and the nature of the tasks performed there. A reservist's first contract must be for three years. Then this period can be extended to five years.
To get people interested in such a service, they will be paid a certain amount every month. So, for three days in the classroom, an officer will receive up to 10,000 rubles, a private sergeant & mdash; up to 5 thousand rubles. For 30 days of stay in military training, an officer will receive from 30 to 75 thousand rubles, a soldier & mdash; up to 25 thousand rubles. Upon conclusion of the first contract, a one-time payment will also be paid to the officer up to 66,000 rubles, to the private sergeant & mdash; up to 39,000 rubles. depending on the length of the contract. In addition, during the training period, they will keep their average salary in civilian life. & Nbsp;
It was reported that in peacetime reservists would be called up periodically to military training, where they would be briefed on the latest military trends. So that they do not become cannon fodder, they will be recycled for new equipment and weapons. It is planned to regularly train people in shooting all types of small arms, to learn to drive army trucks and combat vehicles.
The main condition is & mdash; for the duration of the army training camp, the main workplace is kept.
Benefits and responsibility
Reservists will benefit from free medical care, and in case of force majeure & mdash; insurance payments, as well as active career military personnel. & nbsp;
The financial responsibility of the reservist is also foreseen. In the event of early termination of the contract, the citizen will be obliged to return to the state the money spent on his military and special training, & mdash; a specific amount for each month of stay in the mobreserve.
From Monday, September 6, Rospotrebnadzor will launch a hotline in all regions of the country on the organization of catering in general education establishments. With her help, parents of students will be able to get their questions answered by September 17, according to the agency's website.
& nbsp; What information can be obtained from the hotline?
Rospotrebnadzor specialists will answer questions from parents regarding the organization of meals for students in general education institutions, the role of school administration in the process of organizing meals for students and aspects of a possible parental control over child nutrition in general education institutions. Also, the employees of the department will give explanations on the respect of the principles of healthy eating.
How do I find out the hotline number?
Telephone numbers of the hotline on the organization of meals in schools, as well as the addresses of consultation centers and points, can be found on the official websites of the territorial departments of Rospotrebnadzor for the constituent entities of the country.
For example, in Moscow it is 8 (495) 687-63 -60, 8 (495) 616-67-94, 8 (495) 687-60-72 (on sanitary and epidemiological welfare) and 8 (495) 687-36-60 (on consumer protection issues). Applications are accepted Monday to Thursday 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and 9:00 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. (Friday). Lunch break from 1:00 p.m. to 1:45 p.m.
Muscovites can also get advice on school meals at the Hygiene Center and Moscow Epidemiology Center; by telephones 8 (495) 687-39-61, 8 (495) 687-26-31 and 8 (495) 616-64-59. Calls are accepted on weekdays from 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., lunch break from 1:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.
The head of the Ministry of Digital Sciences of the Russian Federation, Maksut Shadayev, has said that all Russian teachers will receive tablets by 2024, reports RIA Novosti.
Modern gadgets will have access to an electronic journal and digital educational content.
The head of the department said this during a meeting with Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishoustine.
Shadayev also noted that from next year's summit schoolchildren will be able to study programming languages in depth for free. It is planned that the courses will be conducted at a distance or in specialized centers.
Earlier, the head of the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation, Sergei Kravtsov, said that no technology can replace the teacher and this profession. will always remain in demand.
In the Kalashnikov affair; said that the new Russian AK-12 assault rifle, which is beginning to enter service with the Russian military, has unique characteristics that allow it to adapt to the anthropometric data of each serviceman. This makes it a versatile weapon for mass use, as convenient as possible for each soldier. At the same time, gunsmiths admit that the ergonomics of the previously developed Kalashnikov assault rifles did not allow the assault rifle to be fully customized for the most convenient use by each fighter.
According to experts, due to the slight difference in the length of the hands or fingers, the assault rifle may be practical for one soldier and inconvenient for another. Until recently, Russian gunsmiths did not attach much importance to it and created weapons for the average soldier. 'Custom' only sniper rifles for special forces soldiers. During the development of the AK-12, the engineers changed the concept, now each automatic rifle in the standard configuration received a telescopic stock, which allows you to 'customize'. weapons individually for the construction of the shooter. Already in the standard configuration there are bands on the receiver cover and headrest for attaching sights, tactical grips, flashlights and other body kits, which also makes it easier to use. use and makes it more effective in combat.
As part of the development work commissioned by the Ministry of Defense, a wide range of various thermal nocturnal sights and collimators, as well as laser designators, were created for the assault rifle. This allows the AK-12 to be used effectively at any time of the day and in all weather and climate conditions.
Thanks to the stock, which can be easily removed and folded in either direction, it was possible to reduce the weight of the AK-12. In addition, the machine received a & nbsp; management due to significant improvements in its design. The flag of the fuse-fire translator has been changed and duplicated on the left side, a slide delay has been introduced, the buttons of which are also located on both sides. For better access to the slide stop button and magazine latch, the grab handle has been moved forward and the trigger guard has been shortened. The reloading system has been changed: it can now be done with one hand. The charger is reset when you press a key, and after installing a new one it is not necessary to shake the lock to send the cartridge to the chamber: it is sent automatically by pressing on the same key.
The manufacturer claims that having received good ergonomics, the AK-12 remains, like its predecessors, a reliable and efficient weapon. This was done, among other things, thanks to a number of technological improvements, for example, an air circulation system was added to increase the overheat threshold, so that the new machine gun could perform a continuous shooting longer. The machine easily tolerates high and low temperatures and operates efficiently under harsh conditions. In fact, the AK-12 solved two main problems with previous Kalashnikov assault rifles: relatively low firing accuracy and terrible ergonomics.
The AK-12 Kalashnikov assault rifle was developed as a new standard model of small arms of the Russian Army as part of the promising equipment of Ratnik. & mdash; a complex of personal protective equipment, communications, surveillance, reconnaissance and weapons to conduct combat operations in modern conditions. It was commissioned in 2018 and was used during the Russian military operation in Syria. There are several modifications of this assault rifle, for example the AK-12SP, which is designed to arm special forces.
Vladimir Putin congratulated Russian Jews on Rosh Hashanah (New Year). The president's telegram is posted on the Kremlin website.
The head of state stressed that Jewish religious organizations do a lot for the successful development of the country, carry out social works, participate in the implementation of educational programs, charitable projects and others.
Putin, furthermore, highlighted the efforts of Jewish organizations to maintain inter-ethnic and inter-religious peace and harmony in the country.
The President wished Russians professing Judaism health, prosperity and happy holidays.
In turn, the Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Mikhail Mishoustine also congratulated the Chief Rabbis of Russia on the feast of Rosh Hashanah and focused on the contribution of the Jewish community of the country for spiritual and moral education of young people, reports the press service of the Government of the Russian Federation.
congratulated Berl Lazar, Adolf Shaevich and the head of the Federation of Jewish Communities (FEOR) of Russia Alexander Boroda.
“ The celebration of Rosh Hashanah is filled with joy and hope for a good and prosperous year ahead '', & ndash; said in a telegram from the chief of staff.
The Jewish New Year is celebrated on the first two days of the month of Tishrei according to the Jewish calendar and usually falls at the end of September & ndash; beginning of October.
The FSB arrested four supporters of the international terrorist organization IS, banned in the Russian Federation, who were preparing terrorist attacks in Ingushetia, reports TASS with reference to the DSP of the FSB of the Russian Federation .
The service's public relations center clarified that the detainees made contact via the Internet with members of the IG 'in order to coordinate their activities'. & # 39; related to the preparation of terrorist crimes.
The FSB also reported that supporters of an organization banned in the Russian Federation were planning attacks on police officers using explosive devices.
Earlier, in Penza, Ufa and Chelyabinsk, officers of the Russian FSB & nbsp; liquidated & nbsp; four cells of the Hizb ut-Tahrir terrorist organization; (prohibited in Russian Federation). During the special operation, four executives and 11 active members of the group were arrested.
In total, in the first half of 2021, 18 terrorist attacks were foiled in the Russian Federation.
The Supreme Court has ordered fines to be imposed on officials for unsubscribing. When providing formal responses, officials must pay a fine out of personal funds.
The presence of such fines can also serve as grounds for dismissal or bonuses.
What is a government approach to reviewing a complaint?
The bureaucratic approach & mdash; this is a formal response to & nbsp; complaint, unsubscription and & nbsp; refusal to solve the problem. Federal law states that when considering appeals from citizens, officials must respond to the essence of all issues raised. As explained in the & nbsp; Supreme Court officials often move citizens' appeals from one table to another and & nbsp; then reply that the check has been carried out, the facts have not been & nbsp; confirmed. This approach is said to be official and & nbsp; should be punished, they say in front of the & nbsp; Supreme Court.
What if an official has provided a formal response?
If an official has officially responded to & nbsp; a call, you can & nbsp; rewrite/send a complaint, or go to where your first call was redirected.
In the & nbsp; call, you must indicate your full name, the exact address of the place of residence with the & nbsp; zip code, contact phone number and & nbsp; the state the essence of the problem (call).
The received call should be reconsidered.
How to complain about & nbsp; official who provided the official response?
If the official's response is not & nbsp; satisfied or if he & nbsp; sent another formal response, then & nbsp; must complain to & nbsp; higher organization (senior official) or at & nbsp; prosecutor's office.
The prosecution will check, establish a protocol and & nbsp; will transfer the documents to & nbsp; court. In & nbsp; in accordance with & nbsp; part 1 & nbsp; Art. & Nbsp; 28.4 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation, cases of administrative offenses provided for by & nbsp; Art. & Nbsp; 5.59 of the Code of Administrative Offenses & nbsp; RF are initiated by the prosecutor.
The grounds for holding an official liable may be:
failure to comply with the conditions for considering the appeal ( the complaint is investigated within 30 days from the day of registration of the written request. 30 days, informing the requester about it);
violation of the procedure for registering a complaint (a written appeal is subject to mandatory registration within three days from the time of receipt of a nbsp; a public body, a local government body or an official);
untimely transfer of a call to another body or to another official (at the expiration of & nbsp; 30 & nbsp; days from the time of & nbsp; Call recording).
If there are any shortcomings in the consideration of the complaint, the judge must make a decision and & nbsp; impose a fine on the official.
How are civil servants punished for & nbsp; unsubscribe?
For & nbsp; violation of the procedure for considering citizens' appeals, administrative liability is foreseen. According to Article 5.59 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation, officials are punished with a fine of 5,000-10,000 rubles.
A & nbsp; if the official does not pay the fine?
The & nbsp; official has 10 & nbsp; days to appeal the fine by filing a petition with the & nbsp; court. The refusal of & nbsp; to file a complaint shall be interpreted as an agreement with & nbsp; the fact that the offense took place & nbsp; and & nbsp; the citizen agrees to pay the penalty. If the official does not pay the fine, the case will be sent back to court, after which the bailiffs will take enforcement action.
What is the statute of limitations for bringing an official to & nbsp; administrative responsibility?
The statute of limitations for bringing an official to & nbsp; administrative responsibility for & nbsp; have committed an offense under & nbsp; art. & Nbsp; 5.59 Administrative code & nbsp; RF is three months from & nbsp; the day it was committed.
