From February 1, Russians can conclude contracts for the purchase of goods and services on marketplaces using the state application for online shopping “Goskey” . This was announced by Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Dmitry Chernyshenko.
Using the application, you can confirm your account within aggregators and remotely conclude an agreement for the purchase of the goods. One of the first platforms that supported the integration of the application was Avito. A total of ten companies are involved in the pilot project, responsible for the operation of 12 websites and apps.
What is the “state key”?
“Status Key” — is an application for electronically signing legally significant documents. In the application you can issue an enhanced unqualified electronic signature (UNEP). An electronic signature key is created, stored and applied in the app: no USB tokens, no SMS passwords are needed and, above all, all functions are available without personal presence and paperless. /p>
After installation, the application can:
— concluding contracts for communication services at a distance;
— sign documents that require an enhanced non-qualified electronic signature;
— conduct transactions on trading platforms.
Application “State Key” launched in August 2021. Then, with its help, it was possible to remotely conclude an agreement with a mobile operator without having to go to the office to confirm your identity.
Where can I download the app?
“State Key” can be downloaded from Google Play, AppStore and AppGalery. A user's digital signature certificate is created for free. A user can receive an electronic signature in less than three minutes.
To obtain an electronic signature in the “Goskey”, you need:
— download "Goskey" app
— save and accept the service rules;
— issue an electronic signature.
You can check the status of the electronic signature received in the status key by the certificate number.
How to make purchases on Marketplaces using “State Key”?
To use "Goskey" app, you need confirmed entry on the "Gosuslugi" portal. You can confirm your identity in several ways:
— online confirmation via user's bank;
— through the service center, where you need to come with a passport and SNILS.
In order to make safe purchases, the user of the "Goskey" must link his account to his profile on the market place. After verifying your identity on the online platform, an icon automatically appears confirming the presence of an account on the portal"Gosuslugi". Thus, the application allows you to make sure that the person from whom you are going to buy goods has a verified profile on the portal of state and municipal services of the Russian Federation.
The Ministry of Digital Development notes that the information about having an account on “Public Services” will increase the level of trust in sellers and buyers.
“This greatly reduces the risk of fraud and dishonest practices. Verification by state services — this is the #39;one of the stages of the experimentation of the Russian Ministry of Digital Development to synchronize aggregators with the portal of state services, — said the deputy head of the Ministry of DigitalOleg Pak .
The use of pure historical forgeries to distort the image of our country — no news for a long time. This is happening on different levels, from statements by politicians to social media posts.
“This was against the law of the RSFSR”
In recent days, on RuNet, including popular Telegram channels specializing in history, a post has been circulating that begins like this: “The only girl (12 years old), sentenced in the USSR to execution. This was contrary to the law of the RSFSR, in which the death penalty was applied to people between the ages of 18 and 60. But what this little monster did required all law and history to be rewritten, as she decided to take to the streets of Leningrad with a knife and commit triple murder in public. After these atrocities, she was sentenced to life imprisonment, but in the prison she killed five more children, and then they decided to shoot her, but this case was not brought up publicly. time”.
The proof of the veracity of this information, according to the intention of the authors, was to be a photograph of a minor inmate in a prisoner's uniform attached to the text. In this picture and is the main naughtiness — the photo is real. But the girl depicted on it was not the assassin and had nothing to do with the Soviet Union.
Prisoner number 26947
For the bloody monster, the authors of the publication gave the prisoner of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, better known in our country as Auschwitz, Czeslaw Kwok.
She was born on August 15, 1928 in the Polish village of Volka Złoecka. In December 1942, 13-year-old Cheslava was sent by the Nazis with her mother to Auschwitz. She was assigned the number 26947. Czeslava became one of approximately 230,000 minors who passed through Auschwitz in 1940-1945. Only a few were able to survive from most not even photographs.
Cheslava turned out to be among those who were photographed by the prisoner Wilhelm BrassetWilhelm Breaststroke< /loud>. In total, during his stay at the concentration camp, he took from 40 000 to 50 photos of prisoners. He survived the war, but admitted that it was difficult to return to profession — the faces of the dead were before my eyes.
The gaze of a doomed woman
Among the prisoners who had to be filmed, Wilhelm Brasse remembered 13-year-old Cheslava very well. According to him, the girl was in shock, did not understand what they wanted from her. The guard, becoming enraged, hit her in the face with a stick. The girl began to cry and blood ran down her face. But at some point she wiped away her tears and blood and stared into the lens. a child condemned to death.
Czeslava Kvoka died in Auschwitz on March 12, 1943, a month after her mother's death. The circumstances of the girl's death are unknown at this time — according to one version, she died of starvation and unbearable prison conditions, — the Nazis killed her, like many other underage prisoners, with poison.
It's hard to imagine anyone mistakenly smuggling a victim of Nazism for a Soviet juvenile delinquent. Moreover, this fake appeared on the upcoming anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz prisoners by the Red Army.
The only reliable execution of a minor occurred at Khrushchev's insistence
In today's Soviet history there is the only indisputable fact of the execution of a minor.
On January 27, 1964, a 37-year-old housewife, Larisa Kupreeva, and her son Georgy, who was not three years old, were brutally murdered at ;Leningrad. The attacker hacked a woman and a small child with an axe, stole money and a camera, set fire to the apartment, trying to cover his tracks, and disappeared . The attacker was arrested three days later — he turned out to be a 15-year-old Arkady Neiland from Leningrader.
The future killer was brought up in a dysfunctional family, from the age of 12 he lived in a boarding school, from which he repeatedly ran away. At 14 years, he begins his professional career, but only marks absenteeism and theft attempts. Neiland was taken to the police several times for petty theft and hooliganism, but the cases did not go to court. Three days before the murder he was arrested again for alleged theft, but he managed to escape. As Neiland later said during interrogations, he was angry and decided to get revenge on everyone by committing a “dreadful crime”. At the same time, the teenager wanted to earn money to go to the sea, to Sukhumi.
According to the legislation in force at the time, Neiland was not threatened with the death penalty as a minor. However, on February 17, 1964, the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR passed a resolution authorizing the use of capital punishment for minors & nbsp; — execution.
On March 23, 1964, Neiland was sentenced to death. Despite protests from the public, prominent lawyers, international organizations and even, according to unverified data, the intercession of the former Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Supreme Soviet USSR Leonid Brezhnev, the verdict was confirmed. Arkady Neiland was shot on August 11, 1964.
Women in the USSR were extremely rarely sentenced to death, and there were no minors among them.
How children from a Finnish concentration camp are presented as Gulag prisoners
This is far from the first case where the victims of the Nazis and their allies are presented as victims of the Soviet regime. For example, in the textbook of the history of Ukraine for the 10th grade, edited by O. V. Gisemyou can see a photo with the caption “Children in the Gulag, late 30s”. The same photo, which shows children behind barbed wire, and at the top there is a sign with the inscription “Entry to the camp” and “it is forbidden to speak through the wire under penalty of execution” , was used in its publications on the Soviet repressions of the public radio station “Echo of Moscow”.
On the full version of the image shows that the inscription on the plate is duplicated in Finnish. The photo was taken by a photojournalist from the newspaper “Front illustration” Galina Sankoin 1944 during the liberation of Petrozavodsk from Finnish occupation. The Soviet children in the photo were prisoners of a concentration camp set up by the Finns.
But the photo has Klavdiya Nyuppieva, who was in a Finnish concentration camp with his mother and five sisters, the youngest of whom was one year old and the eldest — 14. In 2019, RIA Novosti published his memoir: “We slept on the floor. my sister, who is three years older than me, had a pair of boots for two, so in winter it was impossible to go out ; … Two rows of barbed wire. Caption: “Entering and exiting the camp and conversations — under threat of being shot… In the fall of 1943, they also shot me. We climbed behind barbed wire into a field of peas. Eventually we didn't find the peas, but when we were walking back to camp the guards noticed it, a sentry came out and started shooting. He hit me, hurt my thigh”. At the time of the injury, Klava Nyuppieva was 8 years old.
In fact, we do not know how many Soviets died in ;
The exact number of people who died in the Finnish camps on the territory of Karelia is unknown. According to the most modest estimates of Finnish historians, we are talking about 4000 people. The Soviet commission immediately after the end of the war reported 7,000 dead. The historian Konstantin Morozovin his works, he cites data on 14,000 dead, stating that this number includes not only those who died in concentration camps, but also those who died of starvation, overwork and bullying throughout the occupied territory of Eastern Karelia. A Finnish historian writes, “In fact, we” don't know how many Soviets died in our concentration camps, we don't know how many free people died in the war, and we don't know how many Karelians and Veps , taken to Finland, remained there at the end of the war.
It must be admitted that the lists of the dead by the staff of the Military Directorate were drawn up with extreme negligence . Based on them, only very approximate conclusions can be drawn, if possible. People who try to portray victims of Nazism as victims of “Stalinist repressions” are not used to apologizing. They believe that for such "pranks" they will do nothing. Joseph Goebbels is credited with the phrase, “The more cynical the lie, the more willingly they believe it.” The creators of historical fakes, apparently, are guided by the precepts of Hitler's Propaganda Minister.
A group of Russian warships and support ships will conduct exercises off the coast of Kamchatka. This was reported in the information support department of the Pacific Fleet of the press service of the Eastern Military District, reports RIA Novosti. stems from the message.
More than 10 Pacific Fleet ships and support ships from two naval battle groups will conduct training in joint tactical maneuvers and conditional target destruction. Sailors will also conduct a submarine search of a fake enemy and determine the interaction between ships when repelling air attacks. In addition, artillery and anti-aircraft missile fire is planned. and anti-submarine ships “Ust-Ilimsk”, “Kholmsk”, “MPK-107”.
On the eve, almost two dozen warships and fleet support ships of the Pacific participated in scheduled exercises with combat fire training grounds of the Japanese and the Sea of Okhotsk.
Meanwhile, detachments from the Sea Fleet Black returned to permanent bases at the Crimean and Novorossiysk naval bases after exercises in the Black Sea.
The Ukrainian government will develop and submit to the Rada for consideration a draft law on the abolition of conscription for military service from January 1, 2024. The corresponding decree of President Volodymyr Zelensky is published on his website.
The Cabinet of Ministers should also provide in the state budget for a gradual increase in funding for military personnel and a gradual increase in the number of armed forces. of Ukraine by 100,000 people from 2022 to 2025.
The Ministry of Defense was instructed to develop a concept for a gradual transition to the formation of the armed forces on a base professional and an increase in the monetary allowance of military personnel to a level of at least three times the minimum wage.
In addition, the department shall accelerate the development of a housing project for servicemen and their families with the help of the establishment of a special cumulative program.
Previously, Zelensky signed a decree on building the capacity of defence, predicting an increase in the size of the army over the next three years.
Lawyer Elnara Troitskaya has promised to appeal the decision of the Moscow Kuntsevsky court, which dismissed the case against journalist Ksenia Sobchak, reports the 360 TV channel.< /p>
“The first instance is not yet an indicator, there is a month to appeal, we will file appeals. This is not the first appeal in my life. If you look at the judicial practice of Ksenia, second instance courts often change their decision, you can look at the website of the Moscow City Court,” she said.
The lawyer explained that “she has certain clues on how to develop the case.”
Recall that Troitskaya sued Sobchak because of the incident at the St Forum international economy of Sa int-Petersburg. The statement says that during the event, the journalist asked Troitskaya a question: “Which panel did you come to?”
The lawyer saw offensive connotations in this message and filed a lawsuit to protect honor, dignity and business reputation, expecting to receive 50 million rubles in compensation.
A three-year project to connect socially meaningful objects — schools, fire departments, midwifery stations — Internet completed. Meanwhile, 75,000 points across the country have been granted access to the Network.
Urban equipment as part of the national digital economy project; were connected to broadband internet at a speed of 100 Mbps, for rural points a speed of 50 Mbps was provided. Across the country, 16 telecommunications operators have been selected to provide their services. All are now under three-year contracts.
“The provision of socially significant objects with the Internet significantly affects the achievement of the national objective “Digital Transformation”. In 2021, we have connected schools, FAPs (feldsher-obstetrics posts, — ed.), fire services and other important facilities for citizens. There are about 75,000 institutions in total. Thus, this order of the President has been carried out. Work to cover small towns, highways and hard-to-reach areas with the internet will continue. To implement these tasks, the government has approved the federal project „Internet Access“. By 2024, thanks to satellite constellations, there will be high-quality Internet in the Far East and the Arctic zone, », — says Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Chernychenko.
One of the institutions that gained internet access through this national project, — Zolotetskaya rural library, located 9 km from Belomorsk. In the library “AiF” they said that residents not only from the village of Zolotets, but also from neighboring villages come here. Many of them do not have internet at home. Therefore, for local residents, the library turned out to be a real “window to the Internet”: the connection appeared here in December last year. In the same place, in the library, an educational center, a center for a healthy lifestyle, a playground for sports activities, a women's club “La Mouette” were organized.
Another institution that received access to the Internet as part of the national project “Digital Economy”, — Rural house of the Voznesensky culture in the Berezovsky district of the Krasnoyarsk Territory. Sound Manager Larisa Nepomnyashchayaexplained how this has changed the work of the Palace of Culture: “Now we can organize our cultural events with better quality. On the Internet, we look at various materials for the “Young Artist” circle, study the works of Russian artists with children, and make video presentations. For the vocal circle, we upload the repertoire of folk songs and sheet music, and for the choreography lessons, we use video dance lessons.”
spoke about the work within the framework of the national projectArtem Patskevich, director of development of the Eastern Siberia region, ER-Telecom Holding JSC — from a contracting company that connected the facilities of the Krasnoyarsk Territory to the Internet: “For the implementation of the national project in the Krasnoyarsk Territory, 1,200 km of backbone networks were built over 3 years, almost all Possible modes of transportation were involved, including helicopters, ships, and various tracked and all-terrain vehicles. Sometimes the construction of communication routes was carried out in difficult climatic conditions, in hard-to-reach settlements with difficult terrain. But we, as a telecommunications operator, understand the full importance of the project, and our next step will be to connect residents in remote corners of the region to the infrastructure created, where the high-speed Internet access has arrived.
< p>high-speed Internet connection, it has organized a telemedicine point: the paramedic has the possibility of consulting patients in collaboration with a doctor from the city hospital and, if necessary, to immediately write down the necessary guidelines for the tests. Similar to municipal polyclinics, paramedics can now enter all patient data into one system. So, for example, the results of an electrocardiogram can be immediately sent to the main medical establishment so that colleagues can quickly help with its interpretation. “The presence of a contact greatly improves the quality and speed of medical care”, — said in FAP.
The Ministry of Labor of the Russian Federation has offered employers to transfer as many employees as possible to remote work due to a sharp increase in #39;coronavirus incidence in recent days, reports TASS with reference to the press service of the department.
“As part of the multiple increase in the incidence of COVID-19, the Russian Tripartite Commission for the Regulation of Social and Labor Relations recommends transferring the maximum number of employees to remote work. The relevant document was approved at the RTK meeting on January 28, 2022,” — The Ministry of Labor said in a statement.
The department clarified that organizations themselves must determine the number of employees able to switch to remote work – Currently, around 3 million people are working remotely, at the same time their income should not suffer if they continue to perform the required number of tasks.
“All issues of organizing remote (remote) work are regulated by the Labor Code of the Russian Federation. The corresponding changes came into effect on January 1, 2021, », — recalled the press service.
In the past 24 hours, a record number of coronavirus cases have been detected in Russia — more than 125.8 thousand people.
Thailand continues to clean up the aftermath of an oil spill on an undersea pipeline. The accident happened in the Gulf of Thailand, 20 kilometers off the coast of Rayong province. More than 50,000 liters of oil spilled into the ocean from the underwater part of the pipeline used to load tankers at the offshore berth owned by Star Petroleum (SPRC) . An oil slick hits the coastline of Rayong province, Mae Rampueng beach has been declared a disaster area.
The Russian Prosecutor General's Office has offered to publish maps showing the location of traffic cameras and automatically cancel fines issued by mistake, said Andrey Ivanov, official representative of the office. RIA Novosti writes about this.
Earlier it was reported that the Attorney General's Office will prepare amendments to the legislation on the use of video cameras on the roads. The supervisory authority said that last year regional prosecutors checked the legality of the use of traffic cameras. The audit showed that the devices are often used “to generate revenue by regional authorities and contractors”, not to prevent breaches.
“The President was informed of the 39;state of the law in this area”, says the official representative of the department. He added that the Prosecutor General's Office has sent proposals to the Cabinet of Ministers on the legal regulation of the location of traffic cameras and the publication of information about it on official resources on the Internet.< /p>
In addition, the department proposes to create a procedure for canceling fines issued in error, with which the driver would not have to submit a request each time.
< p>Previously it was known that in Russia traffic cameras will start recording dangerous driving. Relevant changes in GOST from 2017 are being prepared by Rosstandart and the Ministry of Transport. 39;Interior, the document should already be approved this year.
The sixth plane with US military assistance has arrived in Kyiv, Ukrainian Defense Minister Oleksiy Reznikov said on Twitter.
Friends of the United States United ! 84 tons of ammunition have arrived in Kiev! – wrote the head of the Ministry of Defense.
Earlier, five American planes with military assistance from the United States have already landed in the Ukrainian capital. According to Reznikov, the country has already received about 500 tons of military aid from the United States. He noted that this was not the end.
Before that, RBC-Ukraine, citing a source from the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense, reported that about 45 flights were planned for provide material and technical military assistance from Washington. .
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Today Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky signed a decree on increasing the number of Ukrainian Armed Forces. Over the next three years, it is planned to increase it by 100,000 people.
It has also been reported that the self-proclaimed DPR reserves the right to turn to the Russian Federation for military assistance. This was stated by the deputy head of the People's Militia Department of the Republic, Eduard Basurin.
