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Russian scientists develop biocompatible polymer film that heals skin damage
SPbPU researchers have developed a new biocompatible film that treats skin damage caused by microbes and fungi. In experiments on mice, the material showed high antibacterial and antifungal activity with no significant side effects.
Scammers collecting money with fake Telegram bot impersonating Social Fund in Russia
Russia's Interior Ministry announced that scammers are demanding money from citizens through a fake Telegram bot impersonating the Social Fund. The ministry warned that state institutions never offer social benefits via Telegram bots.
Mongolian Defense Minister Damba Batlut visits Ozdemir Bayraktar National Technology Center
Mongolian Defense Minister Damba Batlut and his delegation visited the Ozdemir Bayraktar National Technology Center, Baykar's R&D and production base. The delegation was hosted at the center considered the heart of Turkiye's unmanned aerial vehicle ecosystem.
Medvedev: Western sanctions are seizure of property and piracy
Dmitry Medvedev described Western sanctions policy as seizure of property and compared these practices to piracy. Speaking at a legal forum in St. Petersburg, he said that although sanctions are presented with justifications, they are essentially theft of property.
Justice Minister Gürlek reiterates extradition request for Can Dalton to Russia
He met with Aleksandr Vladimirovich Gutsan, the Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation, in St. Petersburg. During the meeting, extradition requests for individuals, including Beratcan Gökdemir, known as 'Can Dalton' and considered the leader of an organized crime group, were resubmitted to Russian authorities.
Governor of Yaroslavl inspects pedestrian street project in historic city center
Governor of Yaroslavl Region Mikhail Evraev inspected the pedestrian street project in the historic city center; according to the regional government, Maksimova Street has been completed and work continues on other streets and squares.
Russian Deputy Prime Minister: Airline flights continue on schedule without kerosene shortage
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Vitali Savelyev reported that airlines are not experiencing a kerosene shortage and all flights continue as scheduled.
In Tajikistan, with the participation of Bilal Erdogan, a medical center built by TIKA was opened.
In Tajikistan, the opening of a medical center in the Chortepa neighborhood, built by the Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TİKA) on a plot allocated by the Dushanbe municipality, took place.
Ukrainian drones strike Crimea's power grid and Russian gas plant
Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles targeted electricity infrastructure in Crimea and a gas processing plant in Russia's Orenburg region on the night of June 24. The attacks left half the peninsula without power and caused a complete blackout in Sevastopol.
Former Chelyabinsk bank manager sentenced to 5 years for 20 million ruble bribe
A former bank executive in Chelyabinsk, Russia, was sentenced to 5 years in prison and a 28 million ruble fine for a 20 million ruble bribe.
Russia's Emergency Situations Ministry congratulates Rossiya Segodnya on its 85th anniversary
Russia's Emergency Situations Ministry (EMERCOM) congratulated the international media group Rossiya Segodnya on the 85th anniversary of its founding, emphasizing the speed and reliability of the information it publishes.
Anna Kuznetsova: 31 laws strengthening family values adopted in Russia
Russian State Duma Deputy Speaker Anna Kuznetsova announced that 31 laws strengthening family values have recently passed through parliament. Kuznetsova also stated that more than three thousand large families from Europe who share traditional values have moved to Russia.
Kremlin's 'I'm your boss today' remark: The position of the strongest economy cannot be ignored
Kremlin Spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said that the stance of those who want to preserve the current world order with an 'I'm your boss today' mentality is voiced by the world's strongest economy and cannot be ignored.
Zelenskiy hopes Ukraine will obtain OECD candidate status this autumn
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated during a meeting with OECD Secretary-General Mathias Cormann in Kyiv that his country expects to receive OECD candidate status this autumn. The talks also covered EU financial support, sanctions against Russia, and Ukraine's European integration.
Peskov makes humorous reference to prime minister changes in the UK
Kremlin Spokesperson Dmitry Peskov joked that it is impossible to predict how many prime ministers will change in the UK in 25 years.
Poland and Slovakia join Hungary's scepticism over Ukraine's EU membership
Poland and Slovakia backed Hungary's concerns regarding Ukraine's accession to the European Union. The two countries cited low public support for EU enlargement.
China's LineShine supercomputer surpasses the US to become the world's fastest
According to the TOP500 list announced in Hamburg, Germany, China's LineShine system in Shenzhen took the global lead with 2.198 exaflops of performance, surpassing the US-based El Capitan system.
US public not satisfied with Iran deal, poll finds
A CBS News and YouGov poll reveals that while a majority of Americans want the war with Iran to end, they do not believe the deal reached is advantageous for the US. Most respondents also think Iran's nuclear program cannot be stopped and that the country's regional influence will continue.
Renowned conductor Vladimir Spivakov to be discharged in a few days
The health of People's Artist of the USSR and conductor Vladimir Spivakov is improving. His wife, Sati Spivakova, announced that the artist is planned to be discharged from the hospital within a few days.
Kursk governor: 98 Ukrainian UAVs downed in last 24 hours, no casualties
Kursk Regional Governor Aleksandr Hinshteyn announced that 98 Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles were downed over the region and 13 artillery strikes were carried out on border areas in the last 24 hours. No deaths or injuries occurred in the attacks.

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